Like anyone who honestly faces the shame of wrongful conduct, I would give anything to go back and undo what I did.

Protest as they will, the owners can no longer downplay either the significance or the effect of their intentionally wrongful conduct.

The judge accused Ford of "wrongful and abusive conduct" during pretrial proceedings.

In effect, verdicts like these retroactively shift the boundary between permissible and wrongful conduct.

A year later there was a disciplinary charge for wrongful conduct at work.

Based on the record to date, I don't see evidence of wrongful conduct by government officials, just a bad investment decision.

"The victim's wrongful conduct contributed significantly to provoking the offense behavior," he said.

An apology can be used against them as an admission of wrongful conduct, especially by those who hate white police officers.

A relevant question is whether the defendant's wrongful conduct caused, or materially contributed to, the harm sustained by the plaintiff.

There is no reason in principle why such wrongful conduct should include torts and not breaches of contract.