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A New Jersey Supreme Court justice should be censured because he created an appearance of impropriety when he interceded in a dispute between his son and a high school football teammate, a state panel said yesterday.

Many officials say he failed to respond effectively, yet was protected from censure because of his closeness to Mr Jiang.

A surprisingly large number of administrations--53 at this writing--are currently under censure because of infringement or violation of faculty freedom to teach, conduct research, or publish.

And indeed they were censured not on behalf of the paintings but because of their unfeminine mode of behavior.

Malema had continued to publicly sing an African National Congress (ANC) liberation song whose words included "shoot the Boer" after he had been censured for doing so because of its potential to incite racial violence.

The controversial breakfast presenter's remarks come after media watchdog Ofcom censured him in March because of complaints he made homophobic comments about gay singer Will Young, and he faced criticism for remarks about Auschwitz.

Despite questions about Christopher Dodd and A.I.G. and Countrywide, the father's circumstances were sorrier than the son's: midway through his final term, Thomas Dodd had become the first Senator to be censured since Joe McCarthy in 1954, because of his misuse of campaign funds.

Observations with no cancer event were censured at the time of death or end of the follow-up period.

Patients who biochemically had no evidence of disease (bNED) were censured at the time of last follow-up.

I mention this because the PCC has just censured AA Gill of The Sunday Times for describing the television presenter Clare Balding as a "dyke on a bike".

Afterward Honegger escaped official censure only because, although a lifelong resident of France, he was a citizen of Switzerland, his parents' homeland.