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malpractice
noun as in abuse, misconduct
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Election officials have been quick to reject some accusations of voting malpractice - including one from Donald Trump - as well as clarifying some legitimate problems which have been taken out of context.
Last November, Fails reached out to medical malpractice lawyers to see about getting justice through the courts.
Abortion bans put doctors in an impossible position, she said, forcing them to decide whether to risk malpractice or a felony charge.
“Doctors may be even more reticent to discuss cases that involve a death because of concerns regarding malpractice litigation,” he said.
The independent doctors' regulator refused to investigate alleged medical malpractice at Harrods in 2017 because too much time had passed and it wasn’t “in the greater public interest”.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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