The case was revealed in November 2020, following a complaint to the Internal Affairs Sub-Directorate of Northern Greece of EL.AS. He himself was put on leave from his university duties, when the criminal investigation began, with the “incorruptible” of EL.AS. to “dust off” all the surgeries he performed.
In fact, from the specific investigation it emerged that between 2018 and 2020 he had also collected “bags” from other patients – more than 15 – and for this reason a second case file was filed against him for bribery, by follow-up and by profession, which is pending in the criminal courts. Recently, patients and their relatives were tried and acquitted, because they had given “bags” (to bribe an employee).
Before the Magistrates’ Court who found him guilty, the convicted doctor denied the charge, claiming that he was the victim of fraud. He also stated that the disputed surgery was to be performed in a private hospital and that half of the money was intended for him as a fee and the rest for his scientific team.
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How does the presence of specific DOM elements influence the loading of various advertisement and tracking scripts in JavaScript?
It looks like you've provided a snippet of JavaScript code that deals with various advertisement and tracking scripts such as Google AdSense, OneSignal, Disqus, and others. This script is designed to load these services dynamically based on certain conditions.
Here’s a brief overview of what each section appears to be doing:
1. **AdSense for Mobile**: The code checks if elements with the class `.adsense-for-mobile` are present and removes their `adsbygoogle` children if they are. It then counts how many `adsbygoogle` elements exist for further processing.
2. **OneSignal**: Sets up OneSignal for push notifications by initializing it with a specific `appId`.
3. **Disqus**: Prepares to load Disqus comments with a specific page identifier and URL, scheduled to load after a timeout.
4. **Loading Scripts**:
- There are several calls to `asyncLoadScript` commented out, indicating that additional scripts (presumably for advertisement, tracking, or analytics) could be loaded if certain conditions are met.
- For example, it checks if `.adsbygoogle` exists, and if so, loads the corresponding script for AdSense.
5. **Phaistos Adman**: Indicates the potential use of a push to an ad unit, similar to how AdSense would work.
6. **CleverCore**: There seems to be a commented-out section intended for loading a CleverCore script, which may be for additional ad management.
7. **Taboola/Project Agora**: There are placeholders for further ad-related scripts.
8. **Glomex and Dalecta**: Checks are in place to handle loading of these services based on the presence of specific elements, with timed delays to ensure they load in a manner conducive to the page's rendering process.
The script appears to be structured to ensure that multiple ad scripts are loaded individually, only when their corresponding DOM elements are detected. This helps to manage performance and avoid loading unnecessary scripts, especially on mobile devices.
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