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The Children
Member Thu Sep 24 02:47:10
so all of it was a lie from da very start. mans career ruined. reputation ended, why? becoz some men are full of hatred and disgustin racists and fascists.

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Hu Haizhou, who was studying underwater robotics, had permission to access code he allegedly stole

Prosecutors abruptly moved to drop criminal charges against a visiting Chinese scientist at the University of Virginia who had been arrested last month on allegations of stealing trade secrets from his professor, after the university acknowledged the scientist was authorized to access some of the material. In a motion filed Sunday, the U.S. Attorney’s office in Charlottesville, Va., asked the court to dismiss its case against Hu Haizhou, who works for a military-funded lab at Beihang University in Beijing and was researching underwater robotics, according to a previously filed FBI affidavit. He had been charged with stealing proprietary software code under development for two decades by his University of Virginia adviser, who runs a collaborative program with other schools funded by the Office of Naval Research. At a hearing on Friday, a federal prosecutor in Chicago, where Mr. Hu had been arrested, said that further investigation of the University of Virginia’s computer systems showed that “some portion” of the relevant proprietary information allegedly found on Mr. Hu’s computer was actually “in a shared space that Mr. Hu had authorized access” to, according to a transcript of the hearing. The prosecutor told the court that, as a result, the government would seek to dismiss all charges against Mr. Hu, the transcript said. The development is a black eye for the Justice Department in its recent series of cases against Chinese military-linked researchers studying in the U.S.

The court granted the dismissal request on Monday. A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s office declined to comment.

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so what he do. in fact, he done nottin, aint it. he just came, did he research thing and then when his visa was about 2 expire, he said his goodbyes, packed his shit and left. but wait a minute, thats not how haters work.

how dare u 2 just come in and do research. nah, haters r gonna get u, make an example out of it, use u for political bait, propganda, make ur life miserable. and then, only then, u can leave, and be happy u didnt rot in jail for 30 years.

shithole. shit. hole.

Average Ameriacn
Member Thu Sep 24 03:09:03
Better safe than sorry.

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The Children Member	Thu Sep 24 02:47:10 so all of it was a lie from da very start. mans career ruined. reputation ended, why? becoz some men are full of hatred and disgustin racists and fascists. __________________ Hu Haizhou, who was studying underwater robotics, had permission to access code he allegedly stole Prosecutors abruptly moved to drop criminal charges against a visiting Chinese scientist at the University of Virginia who had been arrested last month on allegations of stealing trade secrets from his professor, after the university acknowledged the scientist was authorized to access some of the material. In a motion filed Sunday, the U.S. Attorney’s office in Charlottesville, Va., asked the court to dismiss its case against Hu Haizhou, who works for a military-funded lab at Beihang University in Beijing and was researching underwater robotics, according to a previously filed FBI affidavit. He had been charged with stealing proprietary software code under development for two decades by his University of Virginia adviser, who runs a collaborative program with other schools funded by the Office of Naval Research. At a hearing on Friday, a federal prosecutor in Chicago, where Mr. Hu had been arrested, said that further investigation of the University of Virginia’s computer systems showed that “some portion” of the relevant proprietary information allegedly found on Mr. Hu’s computer was actually “in a shared space that Mr. Hu had authorized access” to, according to a transcript of the hearing. The prosecutor told the court that, as a result, the government would seek to dismiss all charges against Mr. Hu, the transcript said. The development is a black eye for the Justice Department in its recent series of cases against Chinese military-linked researchers studying in the U.S. The court granted the dismissal request on Monday. A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s office declined to comment. ______________ so what he do. in fact, he done nottin, aint it. he just came, did he research thing and then when his visa was about 2 expire, he said his goodbyes, packed his shit and left. but wait a minute, thats not how haters work. how dare u 2 just come in and do research. nah, haters r gonna get u, make an example out of it, use u for political bait, propganda, make ur life miserable. and then, only then, u can leave, and be happy u didnt rot in jail for 30 years. shithole. shit. hole.
Average Ameriacn Member	Thu Sep 24 03:09:03 Better safe than sorry.
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