Sentence examples for biased misconduct from inspiring English sources

Among the most recent events that ought to intrude on our self-perception was the arraignment last week of a young police officer, Michael Daragjati, who was accused by federal prosecutors of atrociously biased misconduct.

Much of the report it produced shows how the department's internal investigations following complaints of police misconduct are systemically biased toward cops.

The accuracy of self-reports on scientific misconduct might be biased by the effect of social expectations.

The Higher Education Transformation Network (HETN) accused Judge Traverso of "gross judicial bias and misconduct".

Over the last year, there have also been fresh concerns about white residents, without cause, calling the police on their neighbors of color and filing complaints that increase the risk that black residents will have harmful interactions with a department that has a record of racial bias and misconduct.

Fanelli, who studies bias and misconduct in science, welcomes the Registered Reports format as long as it does not become mandatory.

After Wingate's arrest and during the hearings, Whitlatch denied any racial bias or misconduct.

Bryan Stevenson, director of the Equal Justice Initiative, tackles bias and misconduct in the American criminal justice system.

He was convicted and sentenced to death in July 1982 in a trial riddled with constitutional violations that included judicial bias, prosecutorial misconduct, discrimination in jury selection and tampering with evidence by police to obtain a conviction.

And any school that uses a system biased toward finding a student responsible for sexual misconduct also commits discrimination".

For many, especially those challenging discrimination and government misconduct, blind justice is giving way to biased injustice.