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    Code of Ethics

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    main component of the “Codes of Ethics”. Although we did not have such “Codes of Ethics” document until today‚ we have been always proud of our employees because they acted according to the norms and values of the society they live in and followed the laws of the country they worked. However‚ some situations can not be so easy that one can handle only by laws or norms and values. Therefore‚ we decided to prepare this document to guide our employees in such cases. Our code consists of three parts

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    The European civil law system is all about finding the truth‚ even if a lawyer has to lose the case for their client while doing so. The American adversarial system is about winning‚ even if it means avoiding and stretching the truth to do so. Civil law has the laws made by the government and the courts apply them‚ while common law has the judges making the majority of the laws through precedents. The adversarial system uses specific laws‚ precedents‚ and legal rules to determine who wins. It

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    The Justinian Code.

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    The Justinian Code came about when emperor Justinian‚ or Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Justinianus‚ decided to codify existing Roman Law‚ as well as add some of his own. This code had a great effect on the law of the land‚ and remains as the foundation of law in many western nations to this day. Despite it’s effects not being immediate‚ Justinians administrative genius helped to bring stability to the inconsistent law he inherited from Rome. In 529 A.D. Tribonian‚ Justinian’s legal minister‚ led a group

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    Code of Ethics “The American Cancer Society (ACS)‚ together with millions of supporters‚ saves lives and creates a world with less cancer and more birthdays by helping people stay well‚ helping people get well‚ by finding cures‚ and by fighting back” (ACS‚ 2012). The American Cancer Society’s headquarters are in Atlanta‚ GA and has 12 chartered divisions‚ more than 900 local offices nationwide‚ and a presence in more than 5‚100 communities (ACS‚ 2012). Code of ethics is defined as “A written

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    There are a number of laws and codes of practice that affect work in schools. i. Data Protection Act 1998 – Regulates the process of information‚ i.e. use‚ obtain‚ hold and disclosure‚ relating to an individual. ii. Children Act 2004 – Places a statutory duty on key agencies e.g. schools to safeguard and promote the welfare of children iii. Childcare Act 2006 - Reforms and simplifies early years regulation and inspection arrangements. iv. Freedom of information Act – Public have a statutory right

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    Ethics and Code

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    ETHICS Introduction The behaviour of the practicing management accountant is prescribed and regulated by the management accountant ’s personal code of ethics‚ the code of ethics of the employer‚ societal norms‚ and the law. In addition members of the Society are regulated by the Society ’s code of ethics. As more organizations adopt codes of ethics‚ management accountants will increasingly be asked to design systems to control‚ evaluate‚ interpret or apply ethical judgement. The following develops

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    Code of Conduct

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    A code of conduct is an essential set of guidelines that every organization should have clearly defined and consistently enforced. While the textbook defines it as “a published listing of procedures and/or actions that simply will not be tolerated by [a] company‚” it is also used as a means of outlining proper behavior so that the employees of a company know and understand what is expected of them (Hosmer‚ 2011). Laws surrounding codes of conduct have evolved over the years but there are certain

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    code of ethics

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    INSIDE THE LINES THE NIKE CODE OF ETHICS Defining the NIKE‚ Inc. Playing Field and the Rules of the Game DO THE RIGHT THING A Message from Phil At NIKE‚ we are on the offense‚ always. We play hard‚ we play to win‚ and we play by the rules of the game. This Code of Ethics is vitally important. It contains the rules of the game for NIKE‚ the rules we live by and what we stand for. Please read it. And if you’ve read it before‚ read it again. Then take some time to think about what it

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    The Theodosian Code

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    need for organized law; and so with each emperor there came new constitutions and decrees for the Roman people to follow. The Theodosian Code was just one of the many juristic materials that helped define Roman law and keep legal clarity until the fall of the Byzantine Empire in 1453 C.E.1This paper will define the contents of The Theodosian Code; show how the size and organization of the Roman Empire had an effect on the document; and examine how religion had influenced the laws within the document

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    relevant today in the United States simply because the natural and human laws are apart of the US Constitution which applies to everyone in the American society. Aquinas simply states a right or wrong solution to his models using works from Aristotle and the bible to justify the three laws he applies. Theft and robbery were acts that went against the natural law. Bernie Madoff was guilty of violating his human rights of the natural law by committing Theft‚ and Fraud. Bernie Madoff was a well-known and

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