Sentence examples for was convicted of misconduct from inspiring English sources

Rooney gave evidence on Friday, insisting he trusted Stretford - who was convicted of misconduct charges and banned as an agent - and was grateful for his help and management.

Dizaei, 49, was convicted of misconduct in public office for abusing his powers to falsely arrest Baghdadi, and perverting the course of justice for filing false accounts of the incident.

PC Kevin Duffy, 52, a beat manager in Bristol, who had many contacts with Ebrahimi going back more than six years, was convicted of misconduct in a public office.

Former Durham PC Damien Cobain was convicted of misconduct in a public office in 2010 and left the force.

Gialamas was convicted of misconduct and put on probation.

The woman filing suit in April 2016 claims that as a 13-year-old in 1994, she was enticed to attend parties with the promise of money and modeling jobs at the home of Jeffrey Epstein, a Level 3 registered sex offender (the most dangerous kind), after Epstein was convicted of misconduct with another underage girl.

Here, unlike in the other misconduct charge, the State asserts the defendant failed to do an act required by his office; and that failure to act is corrupt behavior; and, therefore, the defendant should be convicted of misconduct.

The family of a disabled refugee murdered after police in Bristol failed to protect him against a vigilante mob has accused a force of institutional racism after a constable and community support officer were convicted of misconduct in a public office.

The thorny issues with regard to due process of law schools must now adjudicate claims of sexual harassment with a "preponderance of the evidence" standard, rather than the higher threshold of "clear and convincing" evidence have been discussed elsewhere, though the disturbing ease with which entirely innocent students can now be convicted of misconduct should not go without noting.

Sims believed Baltimore Police Officer William Porter, the first of six to be tried in Gray's death, would likely be convicted of misconduct in office.

Mr. Epstein is a notorious "billionaire pedophile" who is now a Level 3 registered sex offender -- the most dangerous kind, "a threat to public safety" -- after being convicted of misconduct with another underage girl.