A Miami-Dade Circuit judge ruled last week that retroactive promotions for Miami police officers suing the city will be part of the damages portion of a 9-year-old lawsuit over an allegedly faulty civil service exam. Last month, Circuit Judge Victoria Platzer ruled that the administrator of the 1994 promotional exam failed to follow standardized procedures and made several mistakes. Platzer also found fault with the administrator's inability to produce back-up documentation from the test.
June 04, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A Miami-Dade Circuit judge ruled last week that retroactive promotions for Miami police officers suing the city will be part of the damages portion of a 9-year-old lawsuit brought by officers who say they were given a faulty civil service exam.
Circuit Judge Victoria Platzer ruled last month that the 1994 exam, given to police officers applying for promotion to the rank of sergeant, was faulty.
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