medical misconduct
National Institutes of Health
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In spite of the Supreme Court’s decisions in Ford v. Wainwright (1986), Atkins v. Virginia (2002), and Hall v. Florida (2014…
Wrongfully convicted and rightfully exonerated criminal defendants spent, on average, ten years in prison before exoneration, and…
Even very senior doctors must be subject to the same codes of conduct, and to the same sanctions when they are breached, says…
This Article explores the possible role of the attorney disciplinary process in discouraging prosecutorial conduct that…
Prosecutorial misconduct is one of the leading causes, or contributing causes, of wrongful convictions. This paper contends that…
The Linacre Institute and the Chicago Catholic Physicians' Guild commissioned this analysis of the priest abuse crisis became we…
The prosecutor’s power to employ the full machinery of the state to scrutinize and force an individual’s immersion in a criminal…
Justice Clarence Thomas has generated the attention that most Justices receive only after they have retired. He has been…
The disciplinary aspects in labour and education legislation have moved away from a punitive approach to one that can be called…