Disciplinary Rules
/ˌdɪs·ɪˈplɪn·əˌnɛr·i rulz/
Definitions
- (n. pl.) Regulations or standards established by a professional body or organization to govern members' conduct and ensure ethical, professional behavior.
The lawyer was sanctioned for violating the disciplinary rules set by the bar association.
Forms
- disciplinary rules
- disciplinary rule
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Commentary
Often used in plural to refer collectively to a body of rules; drafting clarity benefits from specifying the issuing authority and the scope of application.
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