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Disciplinary Sanctions for Police Misconduct: An Empirical Analysis of Sanction Severity

Police Quarterly, 2023
The imposition of appropriate sanctions for substantiated police misconduct is important, but social science offers little evidence about whether the severity of sanctions is related to the gravity of the misconduct, or disparities indicative of biased decision-making, or simply arbitrary decision-making.
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Provisions of Disciplinary Sanctions in Islamic Jurisprudence

The International Scientific Forum, 2022
We note the large spread of cases of administrative corruption, bribery and nepotism among workers in different sectors, and that holding workers accountable and following them up, makes them keen to make effort and take responsibility, and maintain the principles of functional behavior that they have pledged, and in the event of transgression and ...
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Disciplinary Sanctions for Misconduct in Tennis

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
The decision rendered by the Internal Adjudication Panel of the International Tennis Federation (ITF) in the matter of ITF v. I. Nǎstase discusses a number of breaches of the "Welfare Policy" of the ITF Fed Cup Regulations by the Captain of the Romanian Fed Cup Team.
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Practitioner sex abuse: occurrence, prevention and disciplinary sanction

Medicine, Science and the Law, 2008
Studies put forward figures for male practitioner sex abuse of around ten per cent. This practice, which is contrary to medical ethics, is highly reprehensible in ethical terms. The assaults range from uninvited meddling in patients' sexual lives to proven rape and inappropriate touching.
Nathalie, Jousset   +3 more
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