It would depend on the level of responsibility of either the student-athlete or the university as well as the scope of the violations.
"It is, therefore, deeply troubling that your office refuses to make public the policies and practices that were in place and failed to prevent these constitutional violations from occurring, documents bearing on the scope of the violations, and the policies and practices that your office has pledged to adopt to prevent future violations".
Gupta noted that, even with the new administration, the agreement signed in January had "not been publicly disavowed by either party" and that both sides had recognized "the gravity and scope of the constitutional violations required a court-enforced agreement".
The N.C.A.A., however, said in its ruling, "The cooperative efforts of the university clearly did not outweigh the aggravating factors in this case — the nature, number, scope and seriousness of the violations".
As the country's leading restaurant worker organization, we understand the concerns that Tim and Nina Zagat raise about the proliferation of restaurant litigation, but disagree about the scope of the employment law violations that restaurant workers face.
"While we are unable to determine the precise scope of the firm's violation at this time, we are investigating the circumstances of the firm's failure," Craig Donohue, CME's chief executive, said during the exchange's earnings call on Tuesday.
"While we are unable to determine the precise scope of the firm's violation at this time, we are investigating the circumstances of the firm's failure," CME's chief executive, Craig Donohue, said during the company's earnings call on Tuesday.
Bilodeau wrote that the school had "responded to these infractions with appropriate corrective action at this time," but she concluded, "the frequency and scope of these previous violations of the DoD MOU is disconcerting".
Bilodeau wrote that the school had "responded to these infractions with appropriate corrective action at this time," but she concluded, "the frequency and scope of these previous violations of the DoD MOU is disconcerting".
The scope of the download was a violation of JSTOR's terms-of-service agreement -- users are typically limited to a few downloads at a time -- although Swartz had legal access to all of the articles through his database account.
"We are witnessing an increase in the scope of human rights violations in general, and an unprecedented increase in the number of civilian casualties," the group said.
