Debbie BRISCOE, Appellee, v. FRED’S DOLLAR STORE, INC., Appellant

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• noting that pretext may be established where reasons given for discharge at trial differ substantially from those given at time of discharge
• affirming district court’s decision to reopen record and noting that the court had in the past affirmed reopening “after the close of all evidence and the commencement of closing arguments”
• “District courts have broad discretion to issue an injunction once discrimination has been established in a Title VII action”
• \It is not an abuse of discretion for a district court to reopen a plaintiff's case where a defendant is given an opportunity to challenge the new evidence introduced.\

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