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For new Mass. State Police colonel, a history of discrimination complaints lingers in New Jersey - The Boston Globe
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55% : One discrimination suit that Douglass' firm filed in 2021 on behalf of three former and one current female trooper names Noble, along with other members of the command staff, and alleges the department had a lengthy history of gender discrimination despite numerous lawsuits and complaints and a court-ordered consent decree to address department practices.
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