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After UCLA chemistry professor Patrick Harran walked out of court in June, his lawyers issued a news release hailing the "first-of-its-kind" deal that all but freed him from criminal liability in a 2008 lab fire that killed a staff researcher. The "deferred prosecution agreement" that allowed Harran to avoid pleading guilty or no-contest to any charge might have been a novel resolution, as his attorneys said. But it certainly didn't come cheap. Top-tier law firms hired to defend him and the University of California against felony charges in the death of Sheharbano "Sheri" Sangji charged more than 7,700 billable hours and nearly $4.5 million in fees, according to documents obtained by The Times through a California Public Records Act request. Nearly five dozen defense attorneys, paralegals and others billed for work on the case, the records show. One attorney charged $792,000 in fees and at least four other lawyers billed more than $500,000 each all for pretrial work. The University of California paid the fees out of its publicly funded pocket. UCLA said in a statement Wednesday that the expense was justified. "We defended ourselves and our faculty member as was our right and obligation, using funds in a systemwide … Continue reading →

Chemistry Structure of Atom part 5 (Electrons in different shells) CBSE class 9 IX Chemistry Structure of Atom part 5 (Electrons in different shells) CBSE class 9 IX. By: ExamFearVideos … Continue reading →

GCSE Science Chemistry Unit 1. Lesson 24. Recycling metals In this video, we start by exploring two really important metals: titanium and aluminium. What makes them so expensive? Then we look at three good reasons why we need to recycle metals. By: Freesciencelessons … Continue reading →

13'Oct LIVE Technical Chemistry symposia on Advanced Materials Science and Engineering. Synthesis and processing if smart materials. By: Guru Kpo … Continue reading →

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GCSE Science Chemistry Unit 1. Lesson 20. Extraction of iron In this video, we look at how we extract metals from ores. We focus on iron and how we extract it using carbon in a blast furnace. You will also learn the definition of "reduction" which is... By: Freesciencelessons … Continue reading →

Chemistry - Lesson 1.2 - Matter By: Paul Sloan … Continue reading →