OPINION
MEYERSON, Judge.
When City of Phoenix policeman Joseph R. Coplan was hired in 1971, state law provided that he would receive an accidental disability pension if an injury incurred in the performance of his job prevented him from performing his regularly assigned duties. Nine years later, the law was amended to provide for a disability pension only if an employee was unable to perform a reasonable range of duties within his department. Several months...
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