Sentence examples for misconduct has resulted from inspiring English sources

The police misconduct has resulted in the reversal of more than 30 criminal convictions.

The litigation over sexual misconduct at Miramonte Elementary has resulted in a struggle over which documents should be part of the public record.

The Jean Say investigation has resulted in a detective sergeant facing a gross misconduct inquiry.

She added: "Today's hearing has resulted in the maximum penalty that was ever available to the panel, dismissal due to gross misconduct.

From all over the country we are hearing about cases of prosecutorial abuse and outright misconduct that have resulted in innocent people being condemned to long jail sentences, or worse.

Mr. Cooley said he would move immediately after taking office Dec. 4 to open cases to defense lawyers where police misconduct may have resulted in people being wrongfully convicted.

But he said the legal advice of Mr. Yoo and the other lawyers, while "flawed" and insufficient in some areas, did not rise to the level of "professional misconduct," which could have resulted in bar reviews or other disciplinary action.

It has been a tumultuous year for USA Swimming, which has had to deal with accusations of sexual misconduct involving member coaches, which have resulted in several lawsuits.

On Thursday, Gov. George E. Pataki announced that a special commissioner had issued seven charges of misconduct against Mr. Paroli that could have resulted in his removal as elections commissioner.

Mr. Polanski's lawyers, in an appellate court filing in August, said the district attorney's office had avoided attempts at extradition, which might have resulted in hearings at which judicial misconduct would have been raised as an issue.

A spearing penalty, if called, would have resulted in a five-minute major penalty and a game misconduct.