Sentence examples for histories of misconduct from inspiring English sources
But police officials say most departments perform reasonably well in discovering when officers have histories of misconduct.
Some watchdogs said the newspaper's disclosures raised questions about why some deputies with histories of misconduct have kept their jobs.
Police watchdogs say all of this makes it extremely difficult to fire even cops with long histories of misconduct.
Daily demonstrations in the neighborhood began two weeks ago, after Kimani Gray was gunned down by two plainclothes cops with lengthy histories of misconduct, who ambushed the young man on the street.
Among her more sweeping projects was recommending that McDonnell give prosecutors the names of deputies with histories of misconduct in their files — information that could be subject to disclosure to defendants in criminal cases.
The former Long Beach Police Chief and longtime Los Angeles Police Department official touted his support for the nearly 2-year-old Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission and drew headlines when he tried to give prosecutors a "Brady list" of about 300 deputies with histories of misconduct.
These task forces have a long history of misconduct, of violence and of running roughshod over constitutional rights.
San Bernardino Diocese officials said they would not have allowed Father Shanley to say Mass in county parishes had they known of his history of misconduct in Boston.
Kirschner noted that Schachman instituted a lecture course at UC Berkeley on scientific misconduct that, unlike most required lectures on the subject, was a carefully constructed social history of misconduct and fraud through the ages up to the most recent cases.
An Arizona woman who spent 22 years on death row after being convicted of conspiring to murder her son in a case that rested on the work of a detective with a history of misconduct says regaining her freedom was vindicating but bittersweet.
