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When Jim Vines was appointed U.S. Attorney in Nashville in 2002, he had a reputation for fixing broken organizations. His mandate was to improve morale and boost the office's record of prosecutions. Now he stands accused of trying to accomplish this by pressuring older attorneys to leave and replacing them with younger ones. Vines has denied the age discrimination claims and suggested that some lawyers simply got their feelings hurt when he tried to inject more energy into the office.
May 26, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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