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Left-wing lawyer behind Jason Arday open letter defends support

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By Ruby Cline
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A lawyer who led a campaign backing Jason Arday has reiterated his support for the professor. Jolyon Maugham, the founder of the Good Law Project , headed an open letter calling plagiarism allegations against Mr Arday a “smear”. Mr Arday, who was a professor of sociology of education at the University of Cambridge, resigned from his academic post on Wednesday amid mounting allegations of dishonesty and academic plagiarism.
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Lawyer behind Jason Arday open letter defends support Original

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By Ruby Cline
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A lawyer who led a campaign backing Jason Arday has reiterated his support for the professor. Jolyon Maugham, founder of the Good Law Project, headed an open letter calling plagiarism allegations against Mr Arday a "smear". Mr Arday, who was a professor of sociology of education at the University of Cambridge, resigned from his academic post on Wednesday amid mounting allegations of dishonesty and academic plagiarism.
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Jason Arday cancels book tour events Original

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By Ruby Cline
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Jason Arday has cancelled a series of events promoting his forthcoming memoir. Bookshop events and conference speeches featuring the former Cambridge University professor have been quietly called off. His memoir, titled Great and Unfortunate Things, is expected to hit American shelves on Tuesday and British bookshops on Aug 27. Mr Arday, who was a professor of sociology of education, resigned from his academic post on Wednesday amid mounting allegations of dishonesty and academic plagiarism.
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