New details on doctor's controversial plea deal in sex abuse case
Former patients have long criticized a 2016 plea agreement that allowed former gynecologist Robert Hadden to avoid prison time.
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Former patients have long criticized a 2016 plea agreement that allowed former gynecologist Robert Hadden to avoid prison time.
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The allegations against Robert Hadden received renewed attention this year after Evelyn Yang, whose husband Andrew sought the Democratic nomination for president, said Hadden had assaulted her.
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