NEW YORK — Robert Hadden, a former Columbia University gynecologist, was convicted Tuesday on four counts for sexually abusing women during a Manhattan, New York federal court trial.
Hadden, 64, of Tenafly, New Jersey, was accused of sexually abusing four patients, including a minor and two pregnant patients. He had pleaded not guilty to six counts of enticing and inducing victims to his medical offices and subjecting them to unlawful sexual abuse.
Federal prosecutors alleged Hadden also assaulted"dozens of female patients, including multiple minors" between 1993 and 2012. During opening arguments, prosecutors said the abuse occurred while Hadden was"pretending" to medically examine his patients'"most private parts."
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