One allegation was that "Dr Bokor failed to immediately and directly bring the plagiarism he had identified to the attention of relevant university officers (for example, his immediate superiors).
Given three weeks to defend himself, Dr Bokor told UNE he refused to answer the allegations because he believed they were an attempt to punish him for pointing out the inconvenient fact of plagiarism.
"I consider the whole thing to have been a case of retribution, " he said.
UNE accused of allowing plagiarists to graduate, Bernard Lane, The Australian, July 29, 2009 Historical link preserved from the original page.
Academic urges anybody with a psychopathic boss to 'get out quickly'.
An academic in Fig Tree Pocket, Queensland, has changed to a new career
He moved to Queensland with his family to pursue an academic career.
He "stuck it out" for several unhappy years.
His work supervisor isolated him from his co-workers.
Then made huge demands on his time and undermined him.
He had spent twelve years establishing his career.
But in academia your progress depends on your direct supervisor.
His career was destroyed by one person.
He urges anyone with a psychopathic boss to "get out quickly".
The Courier-Mail, 30 January, 2007. Historical link preserved from the original page.