Discreditable

It was not rational much of the time, but to even consider such a thing was a discreditable thought and you couldn't allow yourself to have a discreditable thought.

Former PC Daria Krolewicz faced allegations that on 30 May into 31 May 2021, she breached the standards appropriate to the conduct of a police officer in respect of Discreditable Conduct.

The OPCC case resumed, and in December 2018, the office began investigating four allegations of discreditable misconduct against Van Patten.

These related to discreditable conduct, authority, respect and courtesy, challenging and reporting improper conduct, equality and diversity and duties and responsibilities.

This week's hearing found that PC Wain breached the standard of professional behaviour for discreditable conduct.

A panel found that Briggs, who was working in Dorset police’s operational training unit, breached the standards of professional behaviour relating to authority, respect, courtesy and discreditable conduct, and decided he was guilty of gross misconduct.

The criminal trial has now concluded and Ledwith is due to be sentenced on October 16. Ledwith was found to have breached the following standards of professional behaviour: honesty and integrity, orders and instructions and discreditable conduct.

This breached strict policing standards of professional behaviour around ‘authority, respect and courtesy’, and ‘discreditable conduct’.

The U.S. has a discreditable history of absolving wrongdoers when their crimes are grand enough and the perpetrators sufficiently prominent.

In March 2018, Downing was charged under the Police Act with unlawful or unnecessary exercise of authority, discreditable conduct and deceit in relation to the arrest of Fox's neighbour, Nasser El Hallak.

In the course of the trial which commenced on Monday, both officers were tried on three counts bordering on discreditable conduct, unlawful exercise of authority, as well as action contrary to the Police Act and Regulations.

Apart from the discreditable source of the story, the absurdity of that claim is exceeded only by the purported legal basis of the claim; namely, bias (as primarily promoted by Mr. Trump himself).

He was eventually found guilty of discreditable conduct for looking at the notes, then charged and convicted of deceit for lying about it.

Moshood said that Dominic was queried and was being investigated for discreditable conduct, negligence of duty and an act unbecoming of a police officer.