For the third time this month, a white current or former employee has sued the Dallas County District Attorney's Office and DA Craig Watkins alleging race discrimination. All three plaintiffs allege that they were fired or demoted and replaced with a less-qualified or less-experienced African-American employee. Watkins, the county's first African-American district attorney, says the three plaintiffs were demoted or fired because they did not qualify for the positions they had held under his predecessor.
November 29, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
For the third time this month, a current or former employee has sued the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office and DA Craig Watkins alleging race discrimination.
Gary Arey, who had worked at the DA’s office for 32 years, 17 of those as an assistant district attorney and chief of the juvenile division, is the most recent plaintiff.
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