As guardians of the President and his family, the officers hold a position of trust that requires strict confidentiality.
"You held a position of trust as number two in the Department of Interior, and I will hold you to a higher standard," Huvelle told Griles.
"He held a position of trust and responsibility," he added, "and he used it to harm the young people he should have protected".
"Here's a better inside tip for those who think they can play by different rules: Access to this kind of information carries with it a significant responsibility, especially for those who hold a position of trust in our society.
Det Insp Neil Harrison, of North Wales Police, said: "Martyn Tucker, in his capacity as a scout leader, was someone who held a position of trust.
On the other hand, in his household, Leicester employed Catholics like Sir Christopher Blount, who held a position of trust and of whom he was personally fond.
When the two began their sexual relationship is a crucial point in this case because in Colorado a 17-year-old can have sexual relations with an adult, but not with a teacher, since teachers hold a position of trust.
At the time, Marcus said he could not accept that deal because it would be a "slap on the wrist" for someone who held a position of trust as a mayor and council member when he was committing his alleged crimes.
Though it occurred before he ascended to the bench, and though Mr. Hedges had never been accused of any other sexual misconduct, "there can be no dispute that it would be intolerable for a person holding a position of public trust to engage in such behavior," the commission said.
