Although China has yet to enact any remedy similar to habeas corpus, which allows people to challenge a detention before the courts, its current justice system is based on the assumption that prosecutors have the independence to correct the misconduct of the police and the extralegal thugs they often employ.
"So this is more about quickly moving past a bad headline during the off-season rather than an effort to correct the underlying misconduct," Sanderson said.
Those problems are compounded by the state's awful appellate review system, a maddeningly dysfunctional apparatus that seldom catches the misconduct or corrects the errors that occur at the trial level.
"While we always understood that the Supreme Court review is rare, we are disappointed that the Supreme Court will not intervene to correct the federal courts' refusal to review the full record of prosecutorial misconduct," Sierra Pacific Industries spokeswoman Andrea Howell told Forbes on Monday.
The first part seeks to correct past misconduct and the second part tries to "fence in" a defendant from future anticompetitive behavior.
It has to be identified and publicly so you can correct misconduct in the future".
It would probably come in two parts: one to "correct past misconduct" and another to "fence in" future behaviour.
Large corporations, Mr. Chvotkin said, are often better able to identify and correct misconduct, and that may account for the low rate of suspensions and debarments for the largest contractors.
They also asserted that the district has over-corrected for past situations, such as the misconduct of Berndt, by presuming instructors are guilty and by unfairly dismissing many.
At the same time, many VCs have made the strategic decision to cede control to founders at an early stage, hampering their ability to step in and prevent or correct misconduct.
