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Case Study: Non-Operational Violation
This was a non-operational violation where intentionally and fraudulent Mr. Ira Stanford Williams approved and the return to service several major repairs without having the required authorization by law. Mr. Williams was the possessor of Inspector Authorization privileges until March 31, 2013, that means he knew that he did not have the required authorization. This is an aggravating
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