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infamous conduct

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Erasmus fashioned a rhetorical rejoinder: if the idea is to do away with everything that can lend itself to infamous conduct, why not do away with enforced celibacy?
But then, without explanation, it held the charge of infamous conduct was established.
He was reported to the Health Professions Council, whose disciplinary committee yesterday postponed judgement for two years after the radiographer admitted infamous conduct between September 29 and November 14 last year when accessing inappropriate internet sites while on duty.
 
 
 
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