In December 1863, Alexander was indicted on a charge of "malpractice in office," accused of "extensive trade in greenbacks and accepting heavy bribes from prisoners".
And next door, in Courtroom 7A, Dr. Kenneth Reed faced charges of medical malpractice.
I could also point out that multiple investigations into charges of intellectual malpractice on the part of climate scientists have ended up exonerating the accused researchers of all accusations.
But there may be a problem: the day before we meet, it is announced that he is facing charges of electoral malpractice, relating to the alleged forging of signatures and the faking of nomination forms.
Why is that an issue for people?" This year, there are not only the European elections, but contests for 13 seats on Great Yarmouth borough council, with 13 more to follow in 2015, when Smith will also – unless the charges of electoral malpractice stick – be trying to get into parliament.
Someone else at the meeting, who was in charge of the malpractice insurance program at Kaiser, agreed to sign off on insurance for the clinic's doctors.
"We will press charges of negligence, recklessness and malpractice by the military police while conducting the chase of the robbers and the civic police, who were then involved in dealing with the aftermath of the crash.
Sensitive to charges of paternalism or even malpractice, many doctors are likely to hit the cautionary note harder than the hopeful one when they offer a prognosis, and to convey more ambiguous information and less direct advice than patients might actually want.
15 Also, because our data relied on hospital charges and not paid amounts, we could not directly estimate the association between a given increase in healthcare expenditures and risk of malpractice.
What sort of malpractice?
Fear of malpractice is rampant.
