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    The ethical dilemma I chose to do involve a detective in a moderate size city. Detective Malloy and his partner Detective Reed just completed a drug bust involving a large amount of stolen cash. Earlier in the day Detective Reed was discussing how is daughter had stage 2 cancer and that he was struggling financially to pay the hospital bills. This private hospital will only keep her as a patient if the bills are paid‚ otherwise she will be sent to a public hospital with a lower chance of success

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    may face an ethical dilemma when he or she is influenced by conflicting values including “professional roles‚ practice experience‚ individualized perspectives‚ [and] personal preferences” (Matisson‚ 2000‚ p. 211). In reference to case scenario 4‚ a social worker is faced with an ethical dilemma in deciding whether to signal the mother (Christina) to DYP or not to signal Christina to DYP as he or she is concerned for the safety of Christina and Manuel’s 3 children (ages 1-5). This dilemma stemmed from

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    order to decide the best course of action in this dilemma. First off when opening a practice Dr. Jones must have developed and sustained a professional commitment to doing what is right. Without this he might not see what is wrong with dilemma and virtually tuned out the situation and let it slide by so a comment certain virtues in a practice are important. According to the account of this situation it is stated that Dr. Jones follows his ethical guidelines so he is already on the fast track to knowing

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    Brain Death – An Islamic Perspective Prof. Ibrahim B. Syed President Islamic Research Foundation International‚ Inc. Louisville‚ Kentucky E-Mail: President@irfi.org Website: WWW.IRFI.ORG   Terri Schiavo‚   a white female of Roman Catholic faith was  born  on 3rd December 1963 in  Philadelphia‚ PA. She married  Michael on 10-11-84. Terri Schiavo entered a vegetative state in 1990 after adopting an "iced tea diet" (related to her bulimia)‚ resulting in a disastrous potassium deficiency that caused

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    ieal state agent because of your refusal. She’s in the process of buying . ’ Second home in the city. And I think Doug would be very disappointed If ’ he knew that because of you‚ he lost the commission.” Pat finished with a cold tone in her voice. There was silence for a moment as she waited for an answer. She was the messenger who always took care of things for Geraldine Anderson. She was certainly not the nicest person in the world and since nicest never gets anything done‚ Geraldine had hired

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    Ethics SLP 4 Name: Course name: Instructor’s name: Institution: Date Brief summary of Jenna’s medical condition The medical condition of Jenna is paraplegic that came by as an attempt to repair her scoliosis several years ago. The scoliosis was secondary to a rare disorder that is known to cause tumors develop around the myelin sheath on the spine. Her body mobility became limited because her lower parts became paralyzed. However‚ she could manage to take care of herself and communicate. When

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    What is presented in this statement is the fact that Nurse Rivers did not endorse the questioning of the physicians in charge. Although she took orders and did what she was told by the doctors she failed to carry out the responsibility that she was given as both an intelligent human being and as a nurse. Whatever Rivers did to be considered to be immoral and unethical because of her inaction during this study‚ it must be taken into account the era in which she was practicing. This was taking place

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    a) The acts of John and Lisa are despicable. The similarity in both of the acts is that they are using things that belong to me without my permission. Both are causing trouble in different ways and both are stealing something from me. John taking my car without my consent is unethical. Both of us staying being roommates doesn’t mean he can take anything that belongs to me without my permission. It is clear breach of my 1st Amendment rights. There are lot of risks because of his act. He is not only

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    This case highlights the problems that chartered companies faced‚ in the last century. It details the actions taken by one such chartered company‚ Hudson’s Bay Company‚ to combat the employees’ private trade activities‚ as it impacted the companies’ revenues‚ and to manage these remote managers efficiently. HBC introduced incentives and mechanisms to curb its employee’s private trade activities as it was not easy to determine‚ for the management in London‚ whether the number of furs/goods were less

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    The Ethical Dilemma Matrix Ethical dilemma: NSA spying into people’s private lives Stakeholders Non-maleficence Respect for persons Finality 1: You The individual understands his or her duty to ensure that whatever they do does not cause harm to themselves or others. The individual knows that they have a duty to respect others in the society. The individual understands that there provisions in the law that might make it impossible to have their privacy for the sake of national security 2:The Spying

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