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Category Archives: Alteration of Records
Spain’s four-decade baby-snatching nightmare
Nobody knows exactly how many Spanish women were victims of the baby-snatching industry. Because it seemed to operate with the willful ignorance — at the very least — of the state, and with the collusion of the Catholic Church, the … Continue reading
Martha Stewart found guilty of altering records
Martha Stewart was convicted today of obstructing justice and lying to the US government about a superbly timed stock sale. Stewart was not charged with insider trading; instead, she and her broker were accused of lying about the transaction and … Continue reading
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ICAC investigation into alteration of student records
The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) recently reported on its investigation into into the unauthorised use and alteration of student records. ICAC found that a combination of technical deficiencies and procedural weaknesses in the UTS student records system led to … Continue reading
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