I think that this is the result of gross negligence.

I think that this is the result of gross negligence.

Those responsible for this element of the investigation displayed gross negligence.

In cases of gross negligence, the State might institute an action for indemnity against the official concerned.

In addition, a special law declared judges liable for damages caused by malice or gross negligence in the exercise of their judicial functions.

Provisions already exist for disciplinary action and, where appropriate, for imposing financial liability in cases where gross negligence or wilful misconduct has been established.

with blatant death threats.

It's probably criminal negligence.

(c) The Joint Disciplinary Committee at Headquarters shall also be available to advise the Secretary General at his request in matters pertaining to financial responsibility for gross negligence.

In many cases, this may trigger a recommendation to determine the responsibility for the loss (Financial Regulation 6.4) or to establish financial responsibility for gross negligence (Staff Rule 112.3).

Who's responsible for this negligence?

This is so blatant, so extreme.

However, recognition without action is negligence.

I hope you're not imputing negligence.

In sum, the manner in which this element of the investigation was carried out displays, at least, gross negligence, possibly accompanied by criminal actions for which those responsible should be made accountable.

(e) Rule 110.5, Joint Disciplinary Committees, is amended by adding a new paragraph (c) to include matters pertaining to financial responsibility for gross negligence in the competence of the Joint Disciplinary Committee at Headquarters

(c) Losses due to negligence involve those cases directly attributable to gross carelessness of mission personnel, particularly where the responsible party or parties were identified and or where assessments were imposed against the responsible party

While the Convention leaves open the possibility of stipulating a standard somewhat lower than the generally applicable standard of care, it clearly prohibits any exemption of the guarantor from liability for lack of good faith or gross negligence.

Administrative instruction ST AI 2004 3, concerning the financial responsibility of staff members for gross negligence, has been posted on the Intranet and a lunchtime learning seminar will be held on the subject in the third quarter of 2005.

Cambodia, the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda constitute a few blatant examples.

Legal aid in discrimination cases and in cases of medical negligence

Nineteen soldiers had been found guilty of killing or killing by negligence.

Under the guidelines as currently drafted (A 52 698, para. 25), the donor of the gratis personnel, and not the United Nations, would be responsible for handling and settling claims arising from gross negligence or wilful misconduct of personnel provided by it.

(d) An appeal in respect of a disciplinary measure considered by a Joint Disciplinary Committee pursuant to either paragraph (b) or (c), or in respect of financial responsibility for gross negligence pursuant to rule 110.5, shall be submitted directly to the United Nations Administrative Tribunal.

They refer to a Court of Cassation ruling of 23 February 2001 showing that case law, at least at the highest level, applies stringent criteria in determining the existence of gross negligence or a denial of justice, concepts that are in themselves already restrictive.

In the absence of a legal definition of serious misconduct, case law must define the parameters of this offence, which must be a particularly serious, if not gross, form of negligence, unless a national legislature sees a real need for flexibility in this regard.

In less blatant cases, there's still a kind of negotiation that often goes on.

In paragraph 1 it is stated that the general liability is based on negligence.

I am thinking, for example, of situations involving massive and blatant human rights violations.

Nurse Holloway threatened me with legal action... when I used the words 'criminal negligence.

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Any staff member may be required to reimburse the United Nations either partially or in full for any financial loss suffered by the United Nations as a result of the staff member's gross negligence or of his or her having violated any regulation, rule or administrative instruction.

(a) Appropriate actions should be taken against the persons implicated in negligence and fuel embezzlement

Therefore, there is no question of restricted access to legal aid in medical negligence cases.

The regular use of this tactic demonstrates a blatant disregard for civilian lives and property.

Of the apportionment of 9,170,600 gross, expenditures amounted to 6,966,500 gross, resulting in an unencumbered balance of 2,204,100 gross.

(d) Rule 110.4 (d), Due process, is amended to reflect that matters pertaining to financial responsibility for gross negligence will be considered by a Joint Disciplinary Committee under rule 110.5, as amended, and to clarify that subsequent appeals shall be submitted directly to the United Nations Administrative Tribunal

(e) A representative of the Office of Legal Affairs shall participate in an advisory capacity in the deliberations of the Joint Disciplinary Committee at Headquarters on an ex officio basis when the advice of the Committee has been requested in a matter pertaining to financial responsibility for gross negligence.

Such liability is incurred only in the event of gross negligence or a denial of justice. The European Court of Human Rights has recognized the effectiveness of the remedy provided under this article, which may reasonably be used to challenge the length of any civil or criminal proceedings.

Far too often, war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide have been perpetrated with blatant impunity.

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