He blamed what he called repeated misconduct by federal prosecutors for the verdict.
To demonstrate the seriousness of the commission's inquiry, the report is filled with pie charts and lists the hundreds of thousands of documents its staff reviewed, including training manuals, reports on citizen searches and records of officers with patterns of repeated misconduct.
"What's the emergency?" Heather told him that Roark, who a few days earlier had been discharged from the Army for repeated misconduct, had mistakenly left his cell phone at her house; on it, she found text messages saying that he was planning to return to his home town, near Seattle.
The dissent argued that the standard had been met and cited the repeated failures and repeated misconduct of the office.
He struggled with depression and alcohol abuse, however, and was given a general discharge because of repeated misconduct.
Beta House, after repeated misconduct and university violations, had not been recognized by the university since 2005, but students were still living and socializing there as a fraternity, the suit said.
"I feel sure that many of my constituents would join me in regarding in the utmost astonishment that the same organisations that have been fined for repeat rapacious misconduct are now the jolly good chaps we imagine from the past and now charging just £1 for their services".
Mr. Staffieri can be fired without severance only if he commits "repeated willful misconduct" or a felony in the course of his duties.
The unfolding embarrassment at the network poses a host of questions — not the least of which is how the network's executives justified their Javert-like pursuit of Clinton's extramarital affairs, given their boss's own repeated sexual misconduct.
In addition to repeated prosecutorial misconduct, Mr. Williams' defense was abysmal at the trial where he was convicted and sentenced: He and his lawyer met only the day before the trial.
