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...minute into the Maryland game, Harvard lost the services of senior Jeff Hartranft when he was ejected with a misconduct penalty. Hartranft received this penalty for throwing a retaliatory punch, Baker said. Peccei said Hartranft's ejection left the Crimson without any real...
Scientists routinely claim that professional misconduct -- plagiarism, for example, or tinkering with research data to make the numbers come out right -- is rare. They're wrong, says a shocking poll conducted by American Scientist: 43% of students and 50% of faculty members report having first-hand knowledge of some sort of scientific impropriety...
...Gallo's most serious problem was a probe by the Office of Research Integrity in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services into charges of misconduct -- chiefly that Gallo was guilty of deception in failing to give enough credit to the French for their role in finding HIV. Last week ORI abruptly dropped its case for lack of proof, giving Gallo a victory in his long battle for vindication. "I feel good, of course," he told TIME. "It's been tough. There were moments of personal harm, feeling down, wondering why this is all happening...
...Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals found that Ryan, the former director of the Justice Department's elite Nazi-hunting unit, the Office of Special Investigations, intentionally withheld evidence in the Demjanjuk case and is guilty of prosecutorial misconduct...
Shortly after the files were released, the Sixth Circuit launched an investigation into possible prosecutorial misconduct by Justice Department attorneys, including Ryan. And, citing the new evidence, the Israeli Supreme Court overturned Demjanjuk's murder conviction...