The premise, popularized by former Senate Ethics Committee Counsel Robert Bennett, is that public institutions cannot maintain legitimacy if its conduct looks bad to the average person.
United States trustees in Florida, Georgia and Ohio have asked the courts to enjoin "Countrywide's sustained bad faith conduct" in its treatment of distressed consumers trying to save their homes in bankruptcy court, according to a complaint filed by a United States Trustee Donald F. Walton.
Kelley, as we know now, served just one year for the assault on his wife and stepchild, after which he was discharged from the Air Force for "bad conduct". Bad conduct is going 80 in a 55 mph zone.
Factors bearing on whether the harassment is "severe or pervasive" include (1) how often the bad conduct occurred, (2) its severity, (3) whether it is physically threatening or humiliating and (4) whether it unreasonably interferes with an employee's work performance.
"In fact, it reinforces bad conduct".
Rather it means that its holder cannot lose it temporarily or permanently by bad conduct or by voluntarily giving it up.
That these investments turned out poorly for the Company is not evidence of bad faith conduct.
The court fined Stouffer $50,000 for this "pattern of intentional bad faith conduct".
Egypt's military will be desperate for international legitimacy and leverage in the next few years, given its rapidly growing record of bad conduct.
It was not really bad conducting, but it was nothing close to real style".
