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<h1>Public officials face three types of wrongful conduct: malfeasance, misfeasance, and non-feasance with distinct legal meanings</h1> These legal terms distinguish different types of wrongful conduct. Malfeasance involves performing completely unlawful acts or doing something one has no right to do, including any wrongful conduct affecting official duties. Misfeasance refers to improper performance of lawful acts that could be done correctly. Non-feasance means complete failure to perform required duties or total neglect of obligations. Legal authorities provide varying interpretations, with some questioning whether misfeasance constitutes a distinct wrongful act under law.