"The evidence demonstrated that Mr Jackson was a vulnerable victim and that [Murray] was in a position of trust, and that [Murray] violated the trust relationship by breaching standards of professional conduct in numerous respects".
Supt Geoff Wessell, from Avon and Somerset Police, said: "Nigel Leat was placed in a position of trust as a teacher in the North Somerset area, this trust was clearly breached when he subjected young girls in his care to repeated sexual abuse.
The newspaper said the suit alleges "breach of position of trust, breach of contract and other wrongs". The paper quoted Bob O'Neill, legal spokesman for Capitol/EMI Records, as saying McCartney's extra money came from the record company's cut and did not affect the other Beatles' shares.
Lauber, when announcing the criminal proceedings against Blatter last month, said the payment is suspected of having been "disloyal" to Fifa – meaning a breach of Blatter's position of trust as president – potentially amounting to "criminal mismanagement" or "misappropriation".
The Swiss attorney general, Michael Lauber, announcing criminal proceedings against Blatter last month, said the payment is suspected of having been "disloyal" to Fifa – a breach of Blatter's position of trust as president – potentially amounting to "criminal mismanagement" or "misappropriation".
"Coaches hold a unique position of trust with student-athletes and their families and these bribery allegations, if true, suggest an extraordinary and despicable breach of that trust," Emmert said.
The judge told the pair: "You are in breach of what is probably the most important position of trust, as the parents of a small child who was entitled to protection, love and care".
"Both of you are in breach of what is probably the most important position of trust, as the parents of a small child who was entitled to their protection, their love and their care.
A person in a position of power and authority commits an indefensible breach of trust, then makes the breach of trust seem like quaint behavior when he or she denies any wrongdoing, refuses to accept adequate responsibility, and insists that he should suffer no consequences other than those he chooses.
