A spokeswoman for Harvard University Press declined to comment on the allegation of errors in Mr. Faggen's transcriptions.
In 2005, Texas established a government commission to investigate allegations of error and misconduct by forensic scientists.
First, there is an allegation of wrongdoing.
The controversy began in 1990 with allegations of accounting errors and inappropriate charges, as well as allegations that the signed agreements between the government and Stanford were invalid.
The companies that compile and sell credit reports on 200 million Americans have often dismissed allegations of widespread errors in the reports.
In September 2013, however, the Northern Ireland secretary, Theresa Villiers, rejected calls for a public inquiry, insisting that an investigation by the Belfast-based police ombudsman, Michael Maguire, was the best way to examine the Omagh controversy, in particular allegations of major errors of judgment in security prior to the bomb.
Korean-language media began to report allegations of numerous errors, omissions and embellishments.
The headline of Huffington Post Korea pronounced the translation as completely "off the mark". One Korean scholar even declared that English readers had been "betrayed". Korean-language media began to report allegations of numerous errors, omissions and embellishments.
(Raziq has denied all allegations of wrongdoing).
In an unsigned opinion, without dissent, the court said the petition filed by the defendant, Paul A. Dye, had been sufficiently precise in its allegation of prosecutorial misconduct and "it was error for the Court of Appeals to conclude otherwise". The case was Dye v. Hofbauer, No. 04-8384.
