Someone will be "reassigned" for this.
The Army general who commanded Fort Campbell, Ky., when a gay private was murdered last year is being reassigned for the second time, this time to a post in Texas.
Instead, after he blew the whistle on Sharpstown High, he was reassigned, for four months, to sit in a windowless room with no work to do.
"More and more space in our football grounds is being reassigned for special and corporate 'living the match-day experience' - packages dishonestly hiding behind marketing cringe speak.
Right now, most new Civil Court judges are reassigned for a year or more to relieve pressures on the city's Criminal and Family Courts, a situation that, in turn, puts strains on the workings of Civil Court.
The director of veterans health care in Montana recently was reassigned, for instance, amid complaints that she had been unable to hire psychiatrists to staff a new psychiatric unit.
But even then, the process can miss lots of blocks of hard-drive space that have been reassigned for other uses.Experts say there's only one way to drive a stake through a hard drive's heart.
The other, Edward Sullivan, who played a supporting role in the case, was reassigned for a period but rejoined the section as a prosecutor this year after the Office of Professional Responsibility "fully exonerated" him in its own report, according to his lawyer, Brian Heberlig.
General Boykin should not be removed because he preached his beliefs to his co-religionists, but should be reassigned for incompetence because his remarks reveal a profound ignorance of the religion professed by our enemies.
