An investigative report on Rutgers University's botched discipline and firing of basketball coach Mike Rice points up missteps by the school's top in-house lawyer.
July 23, 2013 at 07:19 PM
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An investigative report on Rutgers University’s botched discipline and firing of basketball coach Mike Rice points up missteps by the school’s top in-house lawyer.
Former senior vice president and interim general counsel John Wolf, who resigned amid the scandal, was responsible for keeping quiet a disgruntled ex-employee’s request for video of Rice’s practices, according to the report.
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