Sentences with phrase «of public reprimand»

The Judicial Conduct Commission makes public the Agreed Order of Public Reprimand, In Re the matter of: Dana M. Cohen.

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The trustee committee of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission announced two reprimands on Friday for Richard Land, who leads public policy efforts for the Southern Baptists, according to the official press arm.

It's hard to feel good as a parent when you can't even get his socks on, when every word you've said to him has been a reprimand, when the innocent act of serving tuna casserole instead of the expected tacos incites a riot, when you realize you've left more public places in a huff with your child in five years than most parents do in a lifetime.

* I also send my kids to public school, let them watch TV, vaccinate them (though I do think there are too many of those), reprimand them for misbehaviour and use timeouts (no spanking though), and other such heretical things.

The video footage was released into the public, and the government, feeling embarrassed, proceeded to issue a statement of apology to the said officer, while the perpetrators were left without any reprimand, an act that can embolden their operations.

Derek Conway, the former Tory MP twice reprimanded over the misuse of public money to employ his sons, yesterday accused the parliamentary standards watchdogs of inconsistency and said he was «resigned to being the Admiral Byng of this parliament».

The two leading figures were subsequently hauled before the National Executive Council of the party, reprimanded for their actions and made to render an unqualified apology for their public gaffe.

Correspondents who leave a report in the public telex machine are likely to find it has been printed out and «studied», and thus run the risk of being reprimanded if the government does not like what it finds.

Some of them he sharply reprimanded in public, though this occurred rarely in Dresden.

There is no lesson that is quite as indelible as that sort of gentle reprimand and admonition in public to stand up for the facts as you see them and not to just merge into the crowd and mimic the behavior of others in the group.

They issued a mere reprimand, did not make the details of his conduct public, and did not ask Congress to investigate further.

This could result in a public or private reprimand of the attorney, a suspension of the attorney's license for a period of time, or in an extreme case, disbarment.

Florida's JQC recommended that Murphy receive a public reprimand, a 120 - day suspension, a fine of $ 50,000 plus costs, and continued participation in a mental health therapy program.

«The reprimand or admonition that may have been seen as an acceptable penalty one or two decades ago is not, in our view, an acceptable regulatory response today, given the proper evolution of societal appreciation of the seriousness of sexual misconduct and the regulatory role of the Law Society in the public interest,» wrote panel chair Malcolm Mercer on behalf of the unanimous panel in reasons dated Jan. 16.

The court provided a public reprimand for a lawyer who paid for search results for lawyers on the other side and their client, suggesting that the other side may have ripped off members of the public searching for their names.

The September 12, 2011 public reprimand issued by the South Carolina Supreme Court in In the Matter of Michael James Sarratt, 394 S.C. 209, 715 S.E. 2d 337 (2011), perpetuates its opaque guidance on the proper handling of flat fees.

And the penalty for running afoul of ethics rules can be far harsher than breaking the law: There's the possibility of an embarrassing public reprimand or suspension, and for a brief time, blogging could have resulted in a denial of malpractice coverage.

Under Proposition 9 as approved the Commission can now issue orders of public censure, public admonition, warning, and reprimand in addition to mandatory training or education.

SJR 42 provides the commission has powers of censure, removal, and retirement, plus «public admonition, warning, reprimand, censure, or requirement that [the judge] obtain additional training or education.»

The Board of Professional Conduct, which considers complaints against lawyers and judges in Ohio, recommends that Cleveland attorney Paul A. Mancino Jr. receive a public reprimand based on his representation of a criminal defendant in an appeal.

The Virginia Supreme Court has adopted rules requiring that the disciplinary process be confidential unless the lawyer receives public discipline (admonition, public reprimand, suspension or revocation) or a matter is scheduled on the bar's public hearing docket maintained by the Clerk of the Disciplinary System.

For the violations in Count I and Count 11, the Commission imposed a public reprimand and suspended Judge Gormley from her duties as a Family Court Judge, without pay, for a period of 45 days.

Konasiewicz left a trail of medical incompetence in Minnesota that has resulted in nine medical malpractice lawsuits, some involving patient deaths, as well as a public reprimand by the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice.

Dehen has also been involved in Pampered Chef knives cases [as has Stanbury], one of which led to a public reprimand for violating a court order regarding the use of information obtained in discovery.

Reprimanding your teen in public — especially in front of their friends — can be humiliating and hurtful.

At a membership meeting in early August, a non-confidence motion from the floor was passed, reprimanding Pearce for some of his actions, including his public comments.

The new law enables the commission to impose a fine of up to $ 1,000 per violation, order additional education, and issue a public reprimand.

38 DOS 98 Matter of DOS v. Hargrave - proper business practices; unlawful for real estate broker licensed in her individual name to operate under an assumed named without license under the assumed name; licensee immediately ceases to operate under assumed name upon being so advised by DOS investigator; no evidence presented of any harm to the public arising out of violation; broker reprimanded