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can a brother inform the grand lodge or regional grand lodge about a brother's misbehaving with him in the lodge and outside the lodge.
Misconduct or un-Masonic behavior by a Freemason, whether occurring inside or outside the lodge, is subject to Masonic jurisdiction. The standard course for addressing a brother's misbehavior is through the local lodge. A complaint is typically made to the Master, who may appoint an investigating committee or encourage private conciliation through a third brother. Personal jurisdiction generally rests with the brother's own lodge or the lodge within whose geographical territory he resides.
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Is a mason liable to masonic charges if he belittles the worshipful master behind his back inside the lodge?
Holding separate conversations or using unbecoming language within the lodge is explicitly forbidden by the foundational charges of the Craft. Members are directed to refrain from impertinent or unseemly talk, avoid private conversations without the Master's permission, and pay due reverence to the Master, Wardens, and brethren. Furthermore, private piques and quarrels are prohibited within the lodge doors.
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