Arizona State's Review After a Prospect's Collapse Is About Policy, Not Accountability, Family Lawyer Says
Arizona State University says it commissioned an independent review to make recommendations after the collapse and hospitalization of Canadian NHL prospect Matthew Mayich during a workout. The family's lawyer says that review falls short, because it is focused on policy rather than accountability.
Those two things are not the same instrument, which is the heart of the dispute: a review can rewrite procedures without ever deciding who answers for what went wrong.
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A policy review can be genuinely useful and still never say who was at fault. That is not a failure so much as a limitation of the tool.
For a family, the scope is the finding. A review that has already ruled out the accountability question has answered a different question than the one they are asking.