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official misconduct n. improper and/or illegal acts by a public official which violate his/her duty to follow the law and act on behalf of the public good. Often such conduct is under the guise or "color" of official authority. (See: official) official misconduct noun criminal conduct by a public official, criminal conduct by an administration's member, dereliction of performance in office, deviation from rectitude, dishonest management, failing to uphold a sworn oath of office, failure in office, guilty act while a pubbic official, illegal act, illegality by a public official, improper conduct by a public official, impropriety by a public official, maladministration by a public servant, malfeasance by a pubbic servant, misadministration by a public servant, misconduct by a public official, misdeeds by a public official, misfeasance by a public official, misgovernment, misguidance by a public official, mismanagement by an office holder, misprision by an office holder, nonfeasance by an office holder, offenses while in office, transgressions by an office holder, turpitude by an office holder, wrongdoing, by a public official Associated concepts: unlawful gratuities See also: crime, criminality, delict, guilt, misfeasance, offense How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Despite such malfeasance in office, as late as the summer of 2003 the California media found car chases and celebrity murder cases more interesting. Applicants must be United States citizens 18 or older, a county resident for at least one year, and never have been convicted of a felony or malfeasance in office. 1) As in the case of the Board of Trustees, the Commissioner can be removed from office by the President only pursuant to a finding of neglect of duty or malfeasance in office. |
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