Gabehart sidelined by Spire as JGR cites evidence in court dispute

[paragraph] Need ensure not copying source phrasing. Headline/summary phrases: "administrative leave", "evidence of misconduct", "contempt-of-court motion", "ongoing court dispute". We can use terms? They said never copying source phrasing. But facts require terms. We can paraphrase: "placed on leave pending review" maybe administrative leave? That's a specific status. "administrative leave" is factual term. Could say "Spire has sidelined Chris Gabehart through an administrative leave." That's close. Maybe okay? "never copying source phrasing" means don't copy sentences. We can use key terms. But maybe avoid exact phrase? "Spire has moved Chris Gabehart to a non-active administrative status." Hmm that invents? Administrative leave is in summary. "Spire has put Chris Gabehart on administrative leave" is source phrasing. We can say "Chris Gabehart has been placed on administrative leave by Spire." That's still phrase. But unavoidable. We can say "Spire has removed Chris Gabehart from ac