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Real Madrid has launched an internal disciplinary process against defender Raul Asencio following his DUI conviction; Mourinho defended his professionalism but warned that off-field conduct can damage the club, and the investigation will continue with Asencio still a Real Madrid player for now. The piece also notes Ceballos’ departure, the signing of Sergio Martínez, and Mourinho’s broader comments ahead of the Betis match.
The ICC Presidency confirms that the Assembly of States Parties (ASP) Bureau referred the Prosecutor’s disciplinary proceedings to the ASP, suspended the Prosecutor from duty with immediate effect, and called a special ASP session to decide the matter, underscoring the Court’s commitment to accountability, victims’ rights, and the integrity of judicial proceedings.
U.S. District Judge Mary McElroy, a Trump appointee, referred DOJ lawyers for disciplinary proceedings after finding their conduct showed a reckless disregard for the duty of candor in subpoenas seeking transgender health data from hospitals; the ruling cites missteps including not informing courts about deals and highlights DOJ tactics across Rhode Island and Texas, where one hospital was compelled to produce documents as another judge enforced the subpoena, signaling growing judicial pushback against the administration’s handling of trans-health subpoenas.
Real Madrid say Valverde was hospitalized with a head injury after an alleged dressing-room altercation with Aurelien Tchouameni, prompting disciplinary proceedings and an emergency meeting as the club prepares for El Clasico against Barcelona.
Real Madrid has opened internal disciplinary proceedings against Aurélien Tchouaméni and Fede Valverde after a confrontation, with Valverde taken to hospital for stitches; the club is still deciding penalties, which are expected to be handled internally, and the incidents could affect potential summer transfers and team chemistry.
A California judge has preliminarily found John Eastman, a former attorney for Donald Trump, culpable of ethics violations in a state bar disciplinary case related to his efforts to help Trump overturn the 2020 election results. The preliminary finding by State Bar Court Judge Yvette D. Roland opens the possibility of severe sanctions, including disbarment, if a final finding of culpability is issued. The trial is set to conclude on Friday, and both parties will have the option to appeal the decision. This case is part of a broader effort by disciplinary authorities across the country to target attorneys who assisted Trump after the election.
Attorney Lin Wood, known for filing legal challenges to overturn Donald Trump's 2020 election loss, has decided to retire from practicing law instead of facing possible disbarment. Wood requested the retirement of his law license in Georgia due to pending disciplinary proceedings against him. Multiple states have considered disciplining Wood for promoting false claims about Trump's victory. Wood, who moved to South Carolina and purchased three former plantations, has faced investigations and lawsuits related to his election challenges. Other attorneys involved in efforts to overturn the election have also faced disciplinary actions.
Attorney Lin Wood, known for filing legal challenges to overturn Donald Trump's 2020 election loss, has decided to retire from practicing law instead of facing possible disbarment. Wood requested the retirement of his law license in Georgia due to pending disciplinary proceedings against him. Multiple states have considered disciplining Wood for promoting false claims about Trump's victory. The State Bar of Georgia confirmed that it had dismissed its complaints against Wood, achieving his inability to practice law. Wood's efforts to challenge the election results were rejected by courts across the country.
The Pakistani military has dismissed three officers, including a lieutenant general, and concluded disciplinary proceedings against 15 officers, including three major generals and seven brigadiers, over the May 9 riots. The military spokesperson did not disclose the names of the officers involved. The military courts are currently trying 102 individuals in connection with the violence. The military claims that the riots were orchestrated by "masterminds and planners" who sought to exploit the situation for their own political interests. The military emphasized the need for justice and warned against the repetition of such violent episodes.
A federal judge has rejected Jeffrey Clark's effort to transfer disciplinary proceedings against him to federal court, clearing the way for the D.C. Bar to resume proceedings against the former assistant attorney general. Clark, a top ally in Donald Trump's bid to undermine the results of the 2020 presidential election, had tied up those proceedings for nearly eight months. D.C. Bar authorities charged Clark in July 2022 with engaging in "dishonest" conduct and seeking to "seriously interfere with the administration of justice" when he embarked on a weekslong effort to help Trump sow doubt about the results of the 2020 election.