Law enforcement officers are permitted to stop drivers and to detain them for a brief amount of time, but not as a pretext to conduct an otherwise unlawful search or to improperly elicit consent for a search.
But leading "the public to believe that Iraq was developing WMDs and providing substantial support to the al-Qaeda terrorist group" undoubtedly helped to elicit consent among the public, at whatever level, for the invasion.
In our empirical-ethical analysis we develop suggestions on how the practice of eliciting consent in the biobank context should be improved.
The knowledge, perceptions and views of research participants who have undergone a consent procedure within the context of biobank research raise several questions on the issue of how to inform and elicit consent in an ethically acceptable way.
We focus in our subsequent empirical-ethical analysis on findings which, in our view, are informative to answer the question of what an ethically acceptable practice of informing potential research participants and eliciting consent should look like.
Using a regression model, we can predict the interviewer's position in the distribution of success in eliciting consent to an HIV test, and include this information in the selection equation as a single continuous variable.
The fact that the nature of the research and its risks and benefits to potential participants often cannot be disclosed in detail at the time of eliciting consent has been seen by some scholars as a challenge to "informed consent" [ 2– 4].
The researchers described the study to the clients and elicited informed consent before proceeding to the interview.
After 16 years spent trying, Walt heals her troubled soul, elicits her consent and delivers a big-screen classic.
Action, to the extent that it requires appearing in public, making oneself known through words and deeds, and eliciting the consent of others, can only exist in a context defined by plurality.
