Flagrant Misconduct
/ˈflæɡrənt mɪsˈkɒndʌkt/
Definitions
- (n.) A severe and obvious violation of rules or norms by a professional, often warranting disciplinary action.
The attorney was disbarred for flagrant misconduct during the trial.
- (n.) Willful or deliberate wrongdoing in a legal or professional context that evidences bad faith or gross negligence.
The judge found the defendant's actions constituted flagrant misconduct indicative of fraud.
Forms
- flagrant misconduct
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Commentary
Typically denotes conduct that is both blatant and serious, leading to more severe sanctions than ordinary misconduct.
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