A federal jury must now determine whether Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner terminated Carlos Vega, at the time 61, based on his age.
November 21, 2022 at 02:11 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Attorneys on Monday advanced closing arguments in former homicide prosecutor Carlos Vega’s age discrimination lawsuit against the city of Philadelphia over his 2018 firing from the District Attorney’s Office.
A federal jury must now determine whether Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner terminated Vega, at the time 61, based on his age.
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