Articles Tagged with recruiter misconduct

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With a core part of my business relating to recruiter misconduct issues within the services, I found this item interesting.

Inland rape, other cases spur new ethics training for Marine recruiters.

About 20 military court-martial trials involving recruiters are under way at any given time, Richardson said. He said statistics show about 3 percent of recruiters are dismissed or face criminal charges for misconduct. He estimated that another 4 or 5 percent probably don’t get caught.

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If you are like me you get a lot of questions about recruiter misconduct, malpractice, and fraud.  Here is an interesting article:

Note, THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF UNAUTHORIZED PROMISES AND OTHER MILITARY RECRUITER MISCONDUCT, 17 J. Pub. Interest L. 141 (Feb. 2008).

I agree with this statement on About.com:

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