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March 10, 2010

ANGLETON - Brazoria County officials will vigorously fight allegations from two former Brazoria County juvenile probation employees who claim the county violated their civil rights and fired them after they claimed a judge sexually harassed them.

Former Brazoria County Juvenile Probation chief Diana Coates and former assistant juvenile probation officer Margo Green filed a federal lawsuit March 1 against the county and former County Court at Law judge James Blackstock.

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