Sentence examples for to a misconduct from inspiring English sources

The officers are subject to a misconduct hearing after allegedly declining to help.

However, the other five officers, who all remain at the Met, could be subject to a misconduct hearing.

Dr Klein is suspected of procuring the drugs using aliases to cover his tracks, actions that would almost certainly lead to a misconduct trial.

In a statement issued after the sentencing, the Metropolitan police chief Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe said that Wallis would now be subject to a misconduct process.

Andre Gray, Burnley's principal striker, has until 6pm next Wednesday to respond to a misconduct charge issued by the Football Association relating to homophobic, sexist and racist tweets from 2012.

A health worker who travelled from Ebola-hit Sierra Leone with Pauline Cafferkey has strongly criticised Public Health England for referring her to a misconduct inquiry even though she had been given the green light to travel on from Heathrow to Glasgow by its own staff.

Under the British Criminal Law Act of 1977, it is a crime to conspire with anybody to commit a "misconduct in public office".

He was also due to face a misconduct meeting this month with regard to the discharge of CS gas at a demonstration in January 2011, the Met added.

"We have now asked the (Met) to hold a misconduct meeting for the officer and to review why no paperwork was filled out following use of the spray".

"We have now asked the MPS [Metropolitan Police Service] to hold a misconduct meeting for the officer and to review why no paperwork was filled out following use of the spray," said an IPCC spokesman.

A judicial court gave the state's chief justice an extra week to answer a misconduct charge based on his defiance of an order to move his Ten Commandments monument from the state judicial building rotunda.