New York Attorney General is Investigating Columbia for Allowing Predatory Doctor to See Patients Despite Warnings

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The New York Attorney General's office has launched an investigation into Columbia University regarding its handling of Robert Hadden, a former OB-GYN convicted of sexual abuse. The investigation focuses on why Columbia allowed Hadden to continue seeing patients despite decades of warnings and a 911 call reporting sexual assault in 2012. Hadden was convicted in 2023 and is serving a 20-year sentence; Columbia has paid over $1 billion in settlements related to his abuse. The investigation follows a ProPublica report detailing Columbia's alleged protection of Hadden and the university's subsequent promises of reform. Advocates and students are calling for further accountability, including disciplinary action for administrators who ignored warnings about Hadden.
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