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Commerce Inspector General Broke Whistle-Blower Law, Report Finds

SOURCE: John Solomon and Joe Stephens // The Washington Post

17 May 2007 // The Commerce Department's inspector general, who is supposed to look into complaints of wrongdoing by government officials, committed "egregious violations" of the federal law that protects whistle-blowers by retaliating against two subordinates, a government investigation has concluded.

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