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<h1>Professional misconduct extends beyond official duties to include any behavior damaging character and reputation</h1> The term 'disgraceful conduct' lacks statutory definition and must be interpreted through dictionary meaning. Disgrace signifies loss of honor, respect, or reputation, while disgraceful conduct refers to behavior offensive to moral sensibilities and injurious to reputation, deserving shame or discredit. Courts examine disgraceful conduct contextually within statutory framework. Such conduct need not relate to official duties or office bearer responsibilities, extending beyond official discharge of duties to encompass broader behavioral standards affecting character and reputation.
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