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Thursday September 6, 2001

Phi Delt faces lawsuit in a DUI death of a pledge

Pledge's parents say he was pressured into drinking.

The family of a UA student who died in an alcohol-related accident last year have filed suit against the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity for allegedly pressuring him to drink during rush initiations.

The lawsuit alleges that James T. Haley, who died at the age of 19, was pressured by the fraternity into participating in a three-day drinking binge before crashing his motorcycle.

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