Electing judges by popular vote also prevents strong candidates from seeking judgeships, because they must forfeit stable law practices.
In 2012, 2,7 % of all Belgian patients were served by practices in this forfeit payment system, mostly multi-disciplinary group practices [ 15].
The court noted that he had been admonished in 1998 for similar misconduct and had forfeited his license to practice in Puerto Rico in 2000.
But whether from venality or sadism or misguided notions of protecting national security, or some combination of all three, they have forfeited the right to practice medicine.
Those who refused, or who pursued native food-gathering practices, forfeited the meager federal rations allotted to reservation Indians.
The players' rights movement in intercollegiate athletics escalated beyond talk last week when football players from Grambling boycotted practice and forced the forfeit of a road game against Jackson State.
Instead we need a system in which children – and part-time working practice – don't require a career forfeit.
Michael A. Carrier, a professor at Rutgers School of Law-Camden, said that while there were provisions in the law under which a generic company could forfeit that exclusivity, "they really are toothless in practice".
In scenes reminiscent of Maradona's 2010 World Cup training methods, O'Neill had the losing team perform a forfeit, namely offering up their backsides as target practice for the victors.
Announcing an investigation into the bank's sales practices, the board said Mr. Stumpf would forfeit approximately $41 million worth of stock awards, forgo his salary during the inquiry and receive no bonus for 2016.
