Before accepting the Committee’s conclusion, I respectfully ask you to examine the evidence, the omissions, the disputed facts and, above all, the enormous distance between what the Committee actually found and the label it ultimately imposed.
Challenging the Ethics Committee's findings in a letter.
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I’m sorry that my actions, my judgment or the way that I expressed a friendship ever put either of you in an uncomfortable position.
I recognize now that my understanding of those relationships may not have always matched yours.
And conduct that is otherwise permissible does not automatically become misconduct, simply because enough individual moments are assembled together and viewed through the darkest possible ends.
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