Sentences with phrase «public censure»

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.

GFI has provoked unprecedented public censure from Christian leaders because, although it is not a cult, it has consistently exhibited a pattern of cultic behavior, including Scripture twisting, authoritarianism, exclusivism, isolationism, and physical and emotional endangerment.

Rather than face an investigation, which could include public censure, Mr. Karben chose to step down, the officials said.

During the concluding moments of the movie, for those who did not yet absorb the point, she hugs the league's fashion designer, Ted (Alan Cumming), who notes that we'll all be better off if we can be our true selves, undaunted by public censure of Neanderthals.

Part of the silence, people in the industry say, comes from a desire to avoid the business equivalent of bad karma — knowing that they, too, may one day face the buzz saw of public censure.

Ms. Turner had abruptly resigned from her Port Authority seat last week after the video surfaced, making the public censure largely symbolic.

Item one: A judge in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., has received a public censure from the state's Commission on Judicial Conduct for telling a criminal - defense lawyer in open court that she had «a nice butt.»

Such a breach could lead to FSA enforcement action to include financial penalties and / or public censure.

As previously reported by The Am Law Daily, Shepherd's lateral move fell apart after he received a public censure for misrepresenting diversity numbers at Kamlet Reichert in order to win legal work from DuPont.

In exchange for her resignation and her agreement «to never again seek or hold judicial office in California,» The Recorder says, the CJP issued only a public censure of Salcido.

An enforced investigation could be costly to you and your firm, with financial penalties, public censure and many other sanctions possibly being issued by the FCA.

In case you missed it, McCree received a public censure in 2012 over a shirtless cellphone photo that he sent to a female court employee.

But it did find the shrew needed taming and ordered that the judge be given a public censure.

The Commission currently may proceed on «the public censure, removal, or retirement of» judges in the state.

Prior to last night the Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct could only issue an order of public censure or recommend a judge be removed from office / forced into retirement.

In the event that a front - line regulator fails in any of its duties and obligations under the Act, the LSB is empowered to take a number of actions, including issuing directions to the front - line regulator to correct the deficiency, publishing a public censure, imposing a financial penalty, appointing a different person to perform the regulatory function, and recommending that the Lord Chancellor cancel the regulator's approval.

The Review Tribunal could also dismiss the case or issue a public censure against the judge.

Public education campaigns will help, as will public censure.

But they are, contra Galanter and Luban, nonetheless a rebuke of the defendant that involves elements of both public censure and punishment, albeit of a civil, not criminal, kind.

Potential remedies include structural reforms (e.g. rule - making, guidance and / or proposing enhanced self - regulation), or firm - specific changes (e.g. varying regulatory permissions, public censure and / or financial penalties).

Disclosure found to be unreasonable could be punished by private censure, public censure, suspension of license, or even disbarment, depending on the view of the bar association's ethics investigators.