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Discrimination, Hispanic FBI agents, Rule: 5.1.4. Title VII

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation engaged in a pattern and practice of discrimination against Hispanic FBI agents. Job assignments and promotions we areas that were especially affected. Berardo M. Perez, an Hispanic, brought this Title VII action against the FBI. Did the FBI violate Title VII ?
[Perez v. Federal Bureau of Investigation, 714 F.Supp.1414 (W.D. Texas 1989)]

Discrimination, Hispanic FBI agents, Rule: 5.1.4. Title VII Action
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? Issue: A pattern and practice of discrimination against Hispanic FBI agents. In other words, the Hispanic agents were discriminated against in the matter of job assignments and promotions. One Bernardo M. Perez brought this suit against the FBI. He claimed relief under Title VII.

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