Sentence examples for substantial misconduct from inspiring English sources

Even though a trial judge in the United States has allegedly already acknowledged that prior substantial misconduct occurred, he has refused to dismiss the case because of some arcane fugitive doctrine.

Polanski's lawyer clearly made an impression on Judge Espinoza, who said that there had been "substantial... misconduct that occurred during the pendency of this case".

As part of a more expansive motion to have a male opposing counsel in a case sanctioned for a variety of what she and her co-counsel termed "substantial discovery misconduct", she was able to present evidence of him using sexist language to disparage her.

A state appellate panel yesterday unanimously upheld traffic convictions against Garry F. McCarthy, the Newark police director, and his wife, Regina, finding substantial evidence of misconduct.

He eventually agreed to a stipulation containing substantial admissions of professional misconduct.

Alvin Lee, an opposition party member who is the committee vice chairman, said in an interview that while he could not discuss the panel's findings, he personally felt there was substantial evidence of presidential misconduct.

"There is substantial evidence of serious police misconduct," said the Innocence Project's executive director, Nina Morrison.

The NCAA is ordering Notre Dame to vacate wins from its 2012 and 2013 football seasons because a student athletic trainer committed academic misconduct by doing substantial coursework for two players and giving six others impermissible academic extra benefits.

Arizona voters decided in 2000 that a citizens' commission of two Republicans, two Democrats and an independent chairman would draw political lines and that commissioners could be removed only for "substantial neglect of duty, gross misconduct in office or inability to discharge the duties of office".

Arizona voters decided in 2000 that a citizens' commission of two Republicans, two Democrats and an independent chairman would draw political lines and that commissioners could be removed by a two-thirds vote of the Senate only for "substantial neglect of duty, gross misconduct in office or inability to discharge the duties of office".

"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.