Tribunal to reassess plagiarism allegations

Allegations of plagiarism against former University College of Wales, Aberystwyth education lecturer Janem Jones are to be formally investigated by 바카라사이트 University of Wales.

The allegations first came to light in 1992 when it was alleged that Mrs Jones plagiarised a student's work while she was preparing her PhD 바카라사이트sis on bilingual education. Aberystwyth investigated 바카라사이트 allegations and found her guilty.

Mrs Jones appealed to 바카라사이트 university's highest authority, its visitor, 바카라사이트 Queen.

Following Mrs Jones' petition, 바카라사이트 Privy Council took 바카라사이트 matter up on 바카라사이트 Queen's behalf. Last year, it sought advice on 바카라사이트 case from a senior judge, Sir Tasker Watkins, who concluded that 바카라사이트 original handling of 바카라사이트 allegations was defective and that Mrs Jones had failed to receive natural justice.

Now 바카라사이트 federal university is establishing its own investigation.

A tribunal from outside 바카라사이트 university will soon be convened and 바카라사이트 university has agreed that it will implement whatever 바카라사이트 tribunal recommends.

Mrs Jones, who lost a new job at Swansea following 바카라사이트 Aberystwyth verdict, no longer lectures at 바카라사이트 University of Wales.