Asked if would report misconduct by his partner, he said yes.
Note that JPMorgan used the word "may" rather than a more definitive statement that would suggest misconduct.
But the Independent Police Complaints Commission – which failed to uncover the changes to police statements before the first inquest – has said that the officers from Thames Valley Police would face misconduct hearings.
The company's lawyers argued that the footage would show misconduct by the other side; Mr. Berlinger's lawyers argued that his work should be protected under reporter's privilege.
Eliminating the so-called 48-hour rule, which effectively puts a two-day hold on interrogating officers accused of misconduct, would be a demand many New Yorkers would make in exchange for higher salaries.
Ms. Kelley said any organization would have some misconduct in its ranks, but that 4 cases of misconduct among 16,000 auditors was insignificant.
But she expressed doubt that the claim of government misconduct would succeed, even on appeal, because nothing "short of extreme physical or psychological coercion" would be outrageous enough to warrant dismissing an indictment.
That way, it would cover any misconduct.
Allegations of misconduct would be referred to the special commissioner of investigation for city schools.
A simple apology is inadequate, and a fine would trivialize his misconduct.
