Can an inappropriate conversation recorded on a cell phone become grounds for misconduct?
You're asking if cursing and yelling at a customer is really misconduct? Seriously? I recommend you sit down with employment counsel to discuss.
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You're asking if cursing and yelling at a customer is really misconduct? Seriously? I recommend you sit down with employment counsel to discuss.
The officer does not, but the police department may get a portion of the fines.
What you describe sounds like it may impact Rule of Professional Conduct 1.7, which talks about concurrent conflicts of interest. Government...
You don't allege anything rising to racial discrimination in your question.
A majority of a quorum is probably going to be three in this instance. They can talk, but no action can be taken.
You're thinking of FOIA with the fine. Violations of OMA can be misdemeanors. They're likely more worried about public perception.
You'll have to call the Clerks Office and ask.
Call the Department of Labor.
You can always ask. They won't have them assessed yet.
I'm unclear on your question. A check written to you, deposited into your account, sounds fine.