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Derivative Misconduct

Description

Derivative misconduct refers to wrongful behavior that is derived from or follows as a result of another person's original misconduct. It involves actions that may not have occurred if it were not for the initial wrongdoing. This term is often used in legal, ethical, and professional contexts.

Sample Sentences

1. The CEO's embezzlement scandal led to a series of derivative misconduct by several senior executives.
2. After the player was caught cheating, the team faced various derivative misconduct allegations, tarnishing their reputation.
3. The politician's bribery case uncovered a web of derivative misconduct involving several government officials.
4. Employees must be cautious not to engage in derivative misconduct while trying to expose workplace wrongdoing.

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