The case has sparked discussions on campus that reflect the national conversations about how to proceed after a person has committed misconduct and the worry that institutions may not hold their stars accountable.
China's history of social misconduct is also worrying to farmers.
It seems inconceivable that Nunes truly believes the FBI has hijacked a part of FISA that requires a probable cause showing when he doesn't worry that misconduct could occur under the part of FISA that allows the bureau to search first and find evidence later.
While the White House frets about the appearance of rewarding North Korean misconduct with unconditional talks and worries about temporarily shifting the spotlight off Saddam Hussein, North Korea seems to be getting ready to build bombs on a very fast timetable.
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Furthermore, scientists worry that fraudulent clinics will negatively impact the reputation of the field, much like they worry that scientific misconduct will harm public perception of science [ 35- 37].
They are, however, worried about the negative effects scientific misconduct might have on the credibility of scientific research.
CORPORATE executives are becoming increasingly aggressive about spying on their employees, and with good reason: now, in addition to job shirkers and office-supply thieves, they have to worry about being held accountable for the misconduct of their subordinates.
As liberal politicians, activists and trauma experts lead the charge to vocalize the importance of believing women when they share their experiences, others worry about the implications of unproved sexual misconduct allegations on men in the future.
Researchers in Nigeria perceive that scientific misconduct is commonplace in their institutions, but are however worried about the negative effects of scientific misconduct on the credibility of scientific research.
The Justice Department argues that this level of misconduct is modest given the thousands of cases it handles.Judge Kozinski worries, however, that there is "an epidemic" of Brady violations when exculpatory evidence is hidden from defence lawyers by prosecutors.
