Infraction definition

Infraction means a violation of this Code, a failure to comply with a directive from a teacher or administrator, or a violation of the rules established by a teacher for his/her class or by a Principal for his/her school.

Infraction means any knowing, willful, or negligent action contrary to the requirements of this order or its implementing directives that does not constitute a "violation," as defined below.

Infraction means an act of prohibited behavior.

Examples of Infraction in a sentence

• Major infractions will be handled using the Procedure for Major Infraction Hearing set out in this Policy, except where a dispute resolution procedure contained within a contract, employee agreement, or other formal written agreement takes precedence.

• Infraction of this rule will result in disciplinary interventions and may result in suspension and/or recommendation to the Board of Education for expulsion.

• Infraction of this rule may result in disciplinary interventions.

• Order No. AOSC20-18 (March 27, 2020); and In re: COVID-19 Emergency Procedures for Speedy Trial in Noncriminal Traffic Infraction Court Proceedings, Fla.

• Attorneys who arraign a defendant pursuant to this rule, at the counter or by fax, must abide by the additional rules and criteria set forth in the Misdemeanor and Infraction Counter/Fax Arraignment Criteria (SDSC Form #CRM-140) and Misdemeanor and Infraction Counter/Fax Arraignment Form (SDSC Form #CRM-141).

More Definitions of Infraction

Infraction means any alleged infraction involving a violation of the Vehicle

Infraction means a failure to comply with City Code or rules promulgated thereunder. Infractions may be appealed to the City of Portland Code Hearings Officer pursuant to City Code Section 17.102.100.

Infraction means a violation of Department rules.

Infraction means a failure to comply with City Code or rules promulgated there under. Infractions may be appealed to the City of Portland Code Hearings Officer pursuant to City Code.

Infraction means an action on the part of an employee that is neglectful of a Requirement, but which action is determined, in accordance with this Procedure, to be less material than a Violation because the action was not likely to lead to a conflict of interest or confidentiality breach and/or a determination was made that there was reduced culpability on the part of the employee based on the facts and circumstances.

Infraction or "rule violation" means a violation of the program's rules of conduct, in one of the following degrees of severity:

Infraction means a violation of chapter 43.22A RCW as cited by the department's compliance inspectors.