Sentence examples for minor misconduct from inspiring English sources

In recent years, 260 of the officers have protested their firings, saying they were guilty only of minor misconduct.

"More alarming than the punishment meted out in schools is the tracking of children into the juvenile justice system for minor misconduct in school.

Unethical behavior on others' behalf can spread from minor misconduct here and there to more consequential actions if expectations and norms allow for it.

Thames Valley police said they had received eight allegations of minor misconduct relating to issues such as printing irregularities, four of which have been resolved, but had not received any claims of electoral fraud.

On the night he entered the 70th Precinct station house, Sergeant Walsh was assigned to the Brooklyn South Investigations Unit, which examines allegations of minor misconduct by officers and reviews instances when they fire a weapon.

However, as I noted in my article, the psychiatrists in the mental-health ward at Dade feared (reasonably) that reporting even minor misconduct could trigger harsh retaliation from the guards, putting their own safety at risk.

The annual food drive by the Devils will be Tuesday night, when the Penguins visit for the first time this season.... JIM MCKENZIE received a fighting major, an instigating minor, a misconduct and a game misconduct for his attempted fight with TIE DOMI, who later fought the Devils' RANDY MCKAY.

"Apparently it's an attempt to justify the huge amount of time and money that was spent on an investigation, which concerns relatively minor administrative misconduct at best".

Experts say zero-tolerance policies have created an atmosphere in which relatively minor student misconduct often leads to suspensions, expulsions and arrests.

Stephen C. Worth, a lawyer for the union who with his partner represented 11 of the defendants at the arraignment, criticized the case as "prosecutorial overcharging" for "relatively minor administrative misconduct at best".

In communities that may elect to address quality-oflife concerns, she argues that police will sometimes need new legal authoritythus raising the question whether police can be granted the authority to address minor street misconduct within current constitutional constraints.