Ian Freckelton is a Queen's Counsel in full time practice at the Bar from Crockett Chambers in Melbourne, Australia. He is also a Professorial Fellow in Law and Psychiatry at the University of Melbourne and an Adjunct Professor of Law and Forensic Medicine at Monash University. He is a Commissioner at the Victorian Law Reform Commission running its reference on Medicinal Cannabis and the Law and is the Editor of the Journal of Law and Medicine and the Editor-in-Chief of Psychiatry, Psychology and Law. He has been a member of many statutory tribunals, including the Medical Practitioners Board, the Psychologists Registration Board, and the Disciplinary Appeals Tribunal in Victoria. He has appeared extensively as counsel before disciplinary tribunals, and on appeal in criminal and civil cases, as well as in administrative law matters, including those involving staff and student misconduct at universities and other institutions.

Not just a scholarly tour-de-force of academic misbehaviour and its causes and responses, Scholarly Misconduct is also an enthralling read packed with dozens of case studies, some of them famous, some of them obscure, but all of them fascinating.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. Research Misconduct: Profiles, Principles and Problems ; 3. Research Misconduct: Examples and Solutions ; 4. Conflicts of Interest ; 5. Forensic Misconduct ; 6. Plagiarism ; 7. Dishonesty and Breach of Intellectual Property Rights ; 8. Offensive Behaviour ; 9. Sexual Misconduct ; 10. Alcohol-Associated Misconduct ; 11. Whistleblowing ; 12. Reasserting Scholarly Integrity

Ian Freckelton is a Queen's Counsel in full time practice at the Bar from Crockett Chambers in Melbourne, Australia. He is also a Professorial Fellow in Law and Psychiatry at the University of Melbourne and an Adjunct Professor of Law and Forensic Medicine at Monash University. He is a Commissioner at the Victorian Law Reform Commission running its reference on Medicinal Cannabis and the Law and is the Editor of the Journal of Law and Medicine and the Editor-in-Chief of Psychiatry, Psychology and Law. He has been a member of many statutory tribunals, including the Medical Practitioners Board, the Psychologists Registration Board, and the Disciplinary Appeals Tribunal in Victoria. He has appeared extensively as counsel before disciplinary tribunals, and on appeal in criminal and civil cases, as well as in administrative law matters, including those involving staff and student misconduct at universities and other institutions.

Not just a scholarly tour-de-force of academic misbehaviour and its causes and responses, Scholarly Misconduct is also an enthralling read packed with dozens of case studies, some of them famous, some of them obscure, but all of them fascinating.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. Research Misconduct: Profiles, Principles and Problems ; 3. Research Misconduct: Examples and Solutions ; 4. Conflicts of Interest ; 5. Forensic Misconduct ; 6. Plagiarism ; 7. Dishonesty and Breach of Intellectual Property Rights ; 8. Offensive Behaviour ; 9. Sexual Misconduct ; 10. Alcohol-Associated Misconduct ; 11. Whistleblowing ; 12. Reasserting Scholarly Integrity

Ian Freckelton is a Queen's Counsel in full time practice at the Bar from Crockett Chambers in Melbourne, Australia. He is also a Professorial Fellow in Law and Psychiatry at the University of Melbourne and an Adjunct Professor of Law and Forensic Medicine at Monash University. He is a Commissioner at the Victorian Law Reform Commission running its reference on Medicinal Cannabis and the Law and is the Editor of the Journal of Law and Medicine and the Editor-in-Chief of Psychiatry, Psychology and Law. He has been a member of many statutory tribunals, including the Medical Practitioners Board, the Psychologists Registration Board, and the Disciplinary Appeals Tribunal in Victoria. He has appeared extensively as counsel before disciplinary tribunals, and on appeal in criminal and civil cases, as well as in administrative law matters, including those involving staff and student misconduct at universities and other institutions.

Not just a scholarly tour-de-force of academic misbehaviour and its causes and responses, Scholarly Misconduct is also an enthralling read packed with dozens of case studies, some of them famous, some of them obscure, but all of them fascinating.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. Research Misconduct: Profiles, Principles and Problems ; 3. Research Misconduct: Examples and Solutions ; 4. Conflicts of Interest ; 5. Forensic Misconduct ; 6. Plagiarism ; 7. Dishonesty and Breach of Intellectual Property Rights ; 8. Offensive Behaviour ; 9. Sexual Misconduct ; 10. Alcohol-Associated Misconduct ; 11. Whistleblowing ; 12. Reasserting Scholarly Integrity