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After waiting years for an an administrative law judge opening, Ann Azdell witnessed dozens of people, some with lower exam scores, land ALJ jobs. Why? They were military veterans, and in 1996, the government altered the way it scored exams to all but guarantee them first dibs. Despite landing an ALJ job, Azdell is lead plaintiff in a class action challenging the government's application of its veterans preference policy. The question they're asking: How much of a helping hand is fair?
June 07, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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