Sentences with phrase «committing ethics violations»

«The only way to determine whether or not the State's second ranking public official committed an ethics violation is for the Moreland Commission to conduct a thorough investigation,» Cox said.

So, I ask, why would Cuomo's requiring a little more specificity about outside income change the behavior of a legislators willing to go waaay beyond committing an ethics violation and commit a CRIME?

Charlie Rangel can not commit ethics violations!

Issue: What do I do if I think that the judge that is presiding over my case has committed an ethics violation?

Unless you consented to the other REALTOR ® dealing with your client or the buyers initiated the dealings with the other REALTOR ®, the other REALTOR ® is committing an ethics violation.

Not exact matches

«On May 24 2011, Fifa executive committee member and Concacaf general secretary Chuck Blazer reported to Fifa secretary general Jerome Valcke possible violations of the Fifa code of ethics allegedly committed by officials,» a Fifa statement read.

Wu says while a grand jury will have to determine whether any actual crimes were committed, he says alleged interference by Cuomo's staff in an ethics commission sending out subpoenas is potentially in violation of several state statutes, including conspiracy to perform official misconduct and the hindering of prosecution.

After a distinguished career, he embarrassed himself by failing to pay taxes and committing other ethics violations, which resulted in a rare censure from the House.

Eliminate the stratified oversight bodies and establish a single, independent ethics commission with robust enforcement powers to investigate and prosecute violations that members of either the executive and legislative branches commit.»

Attorneys and firms are understandably worried about committing faux paux or, worse yet, potential ethics violations.

Resigned: «Utah's embattled attorney general, John Swallow, resigned Thursday amid persistent questions about whether he had committed widespread ethics violations, saying the legal fight had become too costly,» The New York Times reports.

Comparing him to a «child who is sorry he got caught but not sorry for the infraction,» the committee found that the lawyer had committed numerous ethics rule violations and recommended permanent disbarment.

It appears that Edmond is serious about making ethics at Best Buy «transparent,» to the point that she regularly posts about (and seeks comments on) the latest ethical or internal violations committed by Best Buy employees, and about some of the company's more aggressive ethical guidelines.

As a matter of law, an ethics violation isn't the same as committing malpractice, but as a practical matter, the two are almost always interconnected.

A Georgetown University Law Center professor said plaintiffs» lawyer Mark Lanier committed a «very serious violation» of legal ethics when he misleadingly told a jury his expert witnesses were unpaid, Law360 reports....