When the Panorama programme ethically and honestly told the story of a campaign of hatred and abuse waged against the learning-disabled residents of the private hospital Winterbourne View, the reaction and outrage sparked inquiries and widespread revulsion.
The case is one of the most important in the modern history of the British criminal justice system, having sparked inquiries, reforms of the police and challenges to racial attitudes in Britain.
In the past 10 years, the widely reported suicides and accidental deaths of professional football players and other athletes such as that of Junior Seau earlier this month -- have sparked inquiries into whether even seemingly minor blows to the head can cause personality changes, dementia, and brain degeneration later in life.
Privacy advocates in Europe have already begun to howl, particularly in Germany where strict data protection laws have also sparked inquiries into the practices of Apple Inc. and Google.
The media strategy also sparked an inquiry from the Senate Committee on Social Affairs Subcommittee on Cities (documented in an e-mail sent to M.R ., an inquiry from a political staff member (documented in an e-mail sent to K.T. and forwarded to M.R).
Mr. Kemp's office provided little information about its allegations, which sparked an inquiry by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
And, of course, of the teenagers teargassed in their cells, the treatment inside Don Dale that sparked the inquiry.
News reports on the strategy changes at the time caused an uproar in Congress and sparked an inquiry by the Justice Department.
Turner became teary as she described the impact of an ABC Four Corners report on live baiting that sparked the inquiry last February.
But the news of the losses, which has already sparked an inquiry from the Securities and Exchange Commission, will now be the focus of Mr. Dimon's second interview, according to NBC.
