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"The court found as follows: the evidence neither proved nor disproved VanDevender's current disability was caused by his on-the-job injury; VanDevender was paid the constitutional benefit to which he was entitled; and VanDevender's entitlement to constitutional benefits ended on December 31, 2000, concurrently with the end of the Sheriff's term." The court affirms.
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