The judge ruled in cases of misconduct.
Around half of these retractions are suspected cases of misconduct.
The organization released a report documenting more than 70 cases of misconduct by deputies.
Last month, Mr. Walcott ordered a review of all substantiated cases of misconduct since 2000.
The arrests prompted Mr. Walcott to review all substantiated cases of misconduct since 2000.
In the last decade, there have been about 50 cases of misconduct among basic science research sponsored by the National Science Foundation and 137 cases of misconduct among biological and medical research financed by the National Institutes of Health.
Last year, the FA recorded almost 4,000 cases of misconduct by adults at youth football games.
Prosecutors enjoy almost total immunity in cases of misconduct, even if they deliberately withhold exculpatory evidence from a jury.
China continues to be plagued by high-level cases of misconduct involving business leaders, party bosses and government officials.
So in February, Dennis M. Walcott, the schools chancellor, ordered a review of all substantiated cases of misconduct.
The department's prosecutors would continue to handle cases of misconduct that are developed by the Internal Affairs Bureau and are not the subject of civilian complaints.
