Mr. Rudin can lay claim to a real expertise on questions of prosecutorial misconduct.
The effect of publicity and damage to the reputation of a police service are considerations that arise at tribunals, and they can seem out-of-place when police services are handling questions of serious misconduct: Yes, this officer showed poor judgment and shirked his responsibilities but did it make the papers?
And then there is the question of sexual misconduct.
"It's true that communities of color have stepped out on the question of police misconduct.
But despite the attention the case has received, Judges Dennis Jacobs, Chester J. Straub and Gregory W. Carman signaled that they might avoid the broader issue of whether the law may be used in grand jury investigations and rule instead on a narrower question of whether misconduct by an F.B.I. agent warranted dismissal of the perjury charge.
The court found there was no such proof, citing his many attempts to get Chandok to help replicate the work and that BTI's investigation left open the question of scientific misconduct.
Two serving Metropolitan Police officers, one from the force's Specialist Crime and Operations Command, the other from the specialist operations unit, were also arrested and questioned on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
During this year, six NYSE board members ran scandal-plagued companies (see slideshow), raising the question: Do allegations of misconduct at the companies where they work their day jobs compromise their ability to be effective exchange directors?
The White House, likely wary of opening Trump up to questions of historic sexual misconduct, has repeatedly sidestepped the Moore allegations, claiming Thursday "the people of Alabama should make the decision" regarding his candidacy.
"I'd love to talk about positive issues, but he has to answer questions about his pattern of misconduct when it comes to money before the Council," Mr. Green said in the opening minutes of the debate.
