This popular quote emphasizes that it's inappropriate to judge an individual by focusing on a skill that he or she does not possess.
The treating psychiatrist judges that it is inappropriate to continue the study intervention due to, for example, the emergence of a severe psychotic or manic episode, serious and imminent suicidal ideation, or a severe medical condition.
At the meeting, the prosecutor and the probation officer told Judge Rittenband that it was inappropriate to use a diagnostic study as a punishment, but the Judge ignored them, and an improvisational sentence was not, in fact, unusual for its time.
Steve Zissou, attorney for Thomas Tommy D DiFiorere, 70, complained to the judge that it was inappropriate to present his client in shackles.
A spokesman said: "Operation Herne is a live investigation, four strands of which are being supervised by the Independent Police Complaints Commission, and it would be inappropriate to pre-judge its findings".
"But it is inappropriate for any judge to be a member of any organization that practices invidious discrimination".
One of the governor's appointees, Richard B. Cotton, suggested in passing that he may be skeptical of testimony from the state budget director implying that it would be inappropriate to pay judges more than some high-level state employees.
Moreover, Judge Bates found, it would be inappropriate to second-guess, ahead of time, national-security officials' evaluation of whether intelligence showed that some overseas person — even a United States citizen — poses such a threat that the person should be killed.
But like many others, Mr. McDonald said he had long felt that it was inappropriate for Judge Robertson to provide the governor with free work, and added that he hoped to introduce legislation that would clarify the issue.
The commission said it was "inappropriate" for Judge Sgueglia "to take judicial action on his own pistol permit application and that he should have consulted with court officials to arrange for another judge to handle the matter".
