Also worth bearing in mind is that during an interview this summer with the New York Times, Trump warned that if Mueller investigated his family's finances, that would be a "violation"—a red line that might be cause for his termination.
It sticks to situations where its fastidious, legalistic approach will work, "namely, the ability to identify a rights violation, a violator, and a remedy to address the violation".
He was also cited for second-degree harassment, which is a violation, a lower-level offense.
The civil rights violation, a misdemeanor, carries a sentence of up to a year.
For a third violation, a 25-day suspension or a fine up to $25,000.
For a fourth violation, a 50-day violation or a fine up to $50,000.
But in the very act of violation, a reminder of its opposite is glimpsed.
For a fifth violation, a one-year suspension or a fine up to $100,000.
Under Major League Baseball's drug policy, that violation, a first offense, earned him a fifty-game suspension.
"Once notified of the violation, a full investigation was launched, followed by swift action to correct the problem.
