Sentence examples for misconduct of office from inspiring English sources

The Arizona Constitution allows the removal of a redistricting commissioner by the request of the governor and two-thirds consent of the state senate for "substantial neglect of duty, gross misconduct of office, or inability to discharge the duties of office".

His selective and malicious prosecution violated his human rights through judicial misconduct, abuse of office bias and prejudice".

The dissent argued that the standard had been met and cited the repeated failures and repeated misconduct of the office.

The decision is just the first of several political cases scheduled to come before the Supreme Court since the chief justice was reinstated on July 20 after successfully fending off General Musharraf's attempt to suspend him on charges of misconduct and abuse of office.

Why does official misconduct and abuse of office occur again and again?

I hedged with a side bet — that, if deadlocked, the Porter jury might vote to convict the young Baltimore police officer of misconduct in office.

Officer Edward Nero, 30, was found not guilty Monday of reckless endangerment, second-degree assault and two counts of misconduct in office -- all charges that grew out of what prosecutors argued was Gray's illegal arrest.

Summary dismissal should be reserved for gross misconduct, embezzlement and – outside of office hours – serious crime.

The three are charged with one count each of misconduct in office, conspiracy and willful neglect of duty.

Stryker is said to have been retained in the case because of his success in defending District Attorney Geoghan, of Brooklyn, against charges of misconduct in office.

A grand jury had earlier chosen to indict North Augusta officer Justin Craven on a charge of misconduct in office, rather than the manslaughter indictment sought by prosecutors, in the February 2014 death of Ernest Satterwhite.