However, this year, Amazing Family Dental is facing a disciplinary hearing for overcharging Medicaid for patient procedures in the time period when the assault on Mr. Crist occurred.
A new corporate accountability law, creating a disciplinary board for accountants, also calls for the S.E.C. to establish rules that will require company lawyers to report wrongdoing first to the chief executive or to the chief counsel.
Ken Livingstone was today suspended from office for four weeks by a disciplinary tribunal for likening a Jewish newspaper reporter to a Nazi concentration camp guard.
A court ordered the Interior Ministry to pay more than $26,000 in compensation to an Egyptian merchant who was held and tortured for nine days in 1996, and it ordered a disciplinary trial for the Alexandria police officers who were involved.
He wrote a detailed plan for the overthrow of the South African state and a disciplinary code for guerrillas.
A five-year inquiry by the Justice Department's ethics watchdogs recommended a disciplinary review for the two lawyers who produced the infamous torture memos for former President George W. Bush, but they were overruled by a more senior Justice Department official.
At a news conference today, the union leader, Michael F. Adams, president of the Sheriff Officers Association, criticized the Nassau sheriff, Edward P. Reilly, saying he had little regard for officers' safety and had dragged his feet in creating a disciplinary wing for problematic inmates.
So that'll be a disciplinary warning for her.
A lecture given to an undergraduate audience provides a disciplinary context for the topic under discussion.
"You wouldn't be called to a disciplinary council for criticizing Mitt Romney," he said.
