Reprimand definition

Reprimand means written censure for specified college regulatory violations.

Reprimand means to publicly warn the holder of a cre- dential.

Reprimand means the formal reproof of a licensee for violation of the Pharmacy Practice Act or Rules and Regulations of the Board.

Examples of Reprimand in a sentence

• Overall’s statement of Civil Actions did not include the actions the Bar of Alabama had taken against him.included his contempt citations, the Private Reprimand, the Conditional Guilty Plea, the Petition to Revoke Probation and the Consent to Revoke Probation, Orders on the Guilty Plea and Petition, and the Suspension Order.

• Your Name: Job Title: DISCLOSURE 1 (Conviction, Warning, Reprimand, or Incident)Date Listed on DBS: Please describe what happened.

• Written Reprimand - A written reprimand may be issued and placed in the subject’s file in those instances where the Board concludes that sanctionable conduct has occurred, but a more severe penalty is not warranted.3. Monetary Fine – In addition to the foregoing, the Board may also levy monetary fines in those instances where the Board concludes that Full Suspension (defined below) or expulsion is not warranted.

• Verbal Reprimand: This action informs the employee verbally of a specific violation for which thereprimand is being given.

• Oral Reprimand Written Reprimand Hearing: 8 hr Suspension Hearing: 24 – 40 hr Suspension Hearing: 40 hr to Suspension Dismissal Absent Without Approved Leave (AWOL): 1.

More Definitions of Reprimand

Reprimand means a "Letter of Reprimand," which is a letter from the Association to an Association member or MLS Participant or Subscriber, advising of a lack of professional conduct or a violation of MLS rules determined by a "due process" hearing by a hearing Panel, and advising that the letter is to be construed as an official reprimand.

Reprimand means a formal reproof of a person for violation of this Chapter or rules and regulations of the board.

Reprimand means any written letter of reprimand action taken by supervisory personnel as a result of an employee violation or infraction of District policies, procedures, regulations, or administrative directives that is to be included in the employee's District personnel file.

Reprimand means a public and formal censure against a license or registration.

Reprimand means an enforcement action under s. DHS 110.56.

Reprimand means a written action of the commis- sion that requires a judge or justice to appear personally before the commission, and that finds that the conduct of the judge or justice is a minor violation of the code of judicial conduct and does not require censure or a formal recommen- dation to the supreme court that the judge or justice be sus- pended or removed. A reprimand shall include a requirement that the judge or justice follow a specified corrective course of action.

Reprimand means a note to file of a credential holder for his or her conduct, which does not rise to the level of a suspension or revocation of a credential, which can be used in the event of a subsequent investigation;