Which disposition means the complaint is substantiated and the officer committed all acts of misconduct?

Which disposition means the complaint is substantiated and the officer committed all acts of misconduct?

• A. Substantiated
• B. Partially substantiated
• C. Mediated
• D. Administrative closing

Answer: (A)

Full substantiation is when the investigation finds evidence supporting every allegation and shows the officer engaged in all acts of misconduct described. In this scenario, “substantiated” means the complaint is supported by evidence, and “all acts” means every misconduct element was proven, so the disposition is full substantiation. The other options don’t fit because partially substantiated means only some acts are proven, mediated is a resolution process without a formal finding of misconduct, and administrative closing ends the case without a misconduct finding.

Full substantiation is when the investigation finds evidence supporting every allegation and shows the officer engaged in all acts of misconduct described. In this scenario, “substantiated” means the complaint is supported by evidence, and “all acts” means every misconduct element was proven, so the disposition is full substantiation. The other options don’t fit because partially substantiated means only some acts are proven, mediated is a resolution process without a formal finding of misconduct, and administrative closing ends the case without a misconduct finding.