"The Attorney General called for the Governor's resignation because the House Investigative Committee reported substantial evidence of sexual, violent misconduct by the Governor," Compton said.
Within ten days of publication, Miss Missouri turned up dead, reportedly killed by "inflammation of the brain caused by the violent misconduct of Miss Missouri's mother and the publication of an abusive article in The Polyanthos".
The Washington Post reported recently on an archetypal case in Arkansas: a policeman who attended a Ku Klux Klan meeting and who persistently engaged in violent misconduct against people of color, culminating in the shooting death of a 15-year-old black child.
It distorts the meaning of things to generalize the terms of an injunction derived from and directed towards violent misconduct as though it were an abstract prohibition of all picketing wholly unrelated to the violence involved.
"Core members" of gangs were more likely to commit violent misconduct than were "peripheral members" (Gaes et al. 2002 381).
In a study exploring gang membership on violence among male inmates and identifying a "threat index", the amount of time spent in a gang was negatively correlated with an inmate's violent misconduct – i.e., the longer an inmate spent in a gang, the lower their likelihood of committing violence (Gaes et al. 2002).
The young victim of a sexual assault carried out by a sheriff's deputy in Kern County, California, has settled a civil lawsuit for $1m, marking the second violent misconduct case the beleaguered sheriff's office has settled in just five days.
Many of the prisoners who had been inappropriately assigned to the unit had no history of violent behavior or misconduct, said James Austin, a prisoner classification expert who worked with Mississippi officials and the A.C.L.U.
At the National Review, Ben Shapiro, while not exactly praising Gillette, acknowledged that "the vast majority of violent criminality... [and] sexual misconduct comes from males".
