Sentence examples for agents misconduct from inspiring English sources

Some officials now say they also believe that several heads of the Boston F.B.I. office covered up for agents' misconduct.

"To allow the government to suppress any image that might provoke someone, somewhere, to violence would be to give the government sweeping power to suppress evidence of its own agents' misconduct," he noted.

"To allow the government to suppress any image that might provoke someone, somewhere, to violence would be to give the government sweeping power to suppress evidence of its own agents' misconduct," Jaffer said.

And earlier this year, the Securities and Exchange Commission, responding to complaints of agent misconduct, launched a criminal investigation into whether agents have illegally served as financial advisers to their clients.

"State insurance regulators and consumer groups feel very strongly that these financial incentives have resulted in significant agent misconduct ranging from unsuitable sales to outright fraudulent activity," the draft report says.

The companies made the decision voluntarily while they work with the government to stop agent misconduct and improve reporting of problems, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said yesterday in a telephone news conference.

Daniel Bongino, a former Secret Service agent with the presidential protection division who left the agency in May, said that while agent misconduct occasionally occurs, in his experience most agents who are on assignment but off duty lead a "monkish" existence focused on working out, eating and sleeping.

Under this system, organizational liability for agent misconduct is dependant on whether or not the organization has exercised due care to avoid the harm in question, rather than under traditional agency principles of respondeat superior.

The Border Patrol will cooperate fully with any effort to investigate allegations of agent misconduct or mistreatment of individuals".

The security clearance division Morales helped oversee is responsible for determining when agents, through misconduct or other action, have jeopardized their security clearances and should lose their jobs.

Rather than sign a settlement agreement being proposed by the F.T.C., he wrote, he and other defendants were preparing to publicly accuse federal agents of serious misconduct.