According to what she said, he's culpable.

But there is a fundamental sense in which Bush, like Ken Lay, is culpable, and must be held accountable. Just as a CEO with a record not only of poor performance, but also of massive corporate misconduct, should be fired, so, too, should political leaders be held to a similar standard.

Those found culpable must be punished by their respective managers or commanders.

The Misconduct of Science?

Capacity to address misconduct

H. Capacity to address misconduct

Sinclair, 34, was originally charged with murder but pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of culpable homicide.

Should We treat those who submit and obey in the same way as those who are culpable?

Should We treat those who submit and obey in the same way as those who are culpable?

Sexual exploitation and sexual abuse constitute serious misconduct.

Protection of staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct

His brother John, 38, was jailed for 10 years after being convicted of the lesser charge of culpable homicide.

Accountability, fraud, corruption, mismanagement, misconduct and conflict of interest

Regrets any incidence of fraud, corruption, mismanagement and misconduct

Sanctions were imposed in 14 cases of established judicial misconduct.

Amendment establishing sexual exploitation and sexual abuse as serious misconduct

These offices will assist in the investigation of complaints of misconduct.

This is especially true with respect to incidents of police misconduct.

Eliminating such misconduct is therefore integral to the success of peacekeeping.

The Mission investigates category II misconduct cases, while the regional Office of Internal Oversight Services investigation unit provides temporary support for the investigation of all category I misconduct cases, including sexual exploitation and abuse.

The Secretary General may summarily dismiss a member of the staff for serious misconduct.

C. Protection against retaliation for exposure of wrongdoing or reporting of irregularities and misconduct

A crucial factor in preventing misconduct was mainstreaming of gender awareness across peacekeeping missions.

Patrols by the military police were insufficient to discourage peacekeepers from engaging in sexual misconduct.

According to US law, such actions would amount to reckless endangerment or culpable negligence. Yet politicians are taking citizens on precisely such a ride and facing very little pushback.

The Security Council is deeply concerned with the allegations of sexual misconduct by United Nations peacekeeping personnel.

The incentives associated with the winner take all system encourage cheating ranging from questionable practices and ethical lapses to outright misconduct. This threatens to create a vicious cycle in which misconduct and sloppy research are rewarded, undermining both the scientific process and its credibility.

The Secretary General is finalizing a comprehensive policy to ensure protection against retaliation for reporting of alleged misconduct.

Second, the Organization is moving swiftly to take appropriate disciplinary action against all proven cases of sexual misconduct.

The ethics office will provide protection against retaliation to persons who report misconduct or who cooperate in official investigations.

To date, 127 cases of alleged police misconduct have been investigated and sent to the competent authorities for action.

Concerned about the allegations of criminal behaviour and other misconduct by military and civilian personnel in peace support operations,

Consequently there is a growing awareness of the need to also assess sanctions against culpable individuals in cartel cases. It is, after all, individuals who decide to create cartels and who operate them.

We are deeply dismayed to learn about the significant increase in allegations of sexual misconduct against United Nations peacekeeping personnel.

Allegations of misconduct and corrupt practices gave rise to great concern and adverse publicity in sections of the news media.

The Units will focus on preventing misconduct through various means, including awareness raising and training and improving welfare and recreation facilities.

(b) Undertaking the responsibilities assigned to it under the Organization's policy for the protection of staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct

She recalled that MONUC had taken disciplinary action against 17 staff members who had been involved in sexual misconduct and abuse.

Analysing this incident, Robert Layton concludes that Egypt's denunciation of the treaty rested upon the doctrine that breach by one state of the terms of an agreement affords the non culpable state the right of denunciation.

Ironically, those who are caught often blame their misconduct on competition, pressure to publish, and recognition and prizes the very practices and incentives that the scientific community introduced and fostered. Indeed, while the menace of misconduct has been exaggerated, we have to rethink how we conduct science its values, virtues, and shortcomings.

The ethics office will not replace any existing mechanisms available to staff for the reporting of misconduct or the resolution of grievances.

The policy for protecting staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct is not yet finalized and will be the subject of further consultations.

My delegation condemns in the strongest terms all acts of sexual misconduct by all categories of personnel in United Nations peacekeeping missions.

Where information disclosed (or not disclosed) indicated possible misconduct, the matter would be referred to the Office of Internal Oversight Services for investigation.

That gloomy picture is further exacerbated by the significant increase in the number of allegations of sexual misconduct against United Nations peacekeeping personnel.