It courts ethical dangers, in daring to characterize the bond between abuser and abused as a kind of perverse love story, though that is doubtless how some survivors and aggressors will choose to view their experience.
We used psychiatrists to assess DMC - which reflects usual clinical practice, and although DMC is a legal, social and ethical concept the courts have looked to clinical expertise in their rulings on DMC.
Camelot's chief executive, Dianne Thompson, prevailed by convincing a court that she had eliminated the company's ethical lapses; the court overturned the commission's earlier decision to exclude Camelot from the bidding.
Progressive attorney Ed Garvey, a veteran of notable run-ins with the state court on its ethical rulings, said the court's majority served notice that "it ain't [a fight using] bean bags--it is pitched battle.
Despite his vigorous defense of black political rights, he trampled on ethical boundaries to court goodwill with Republican leaders.
Side-stepping these ethical dilemmas, he consciously courts others by suggesting that geneticists reopen the question of racial difference.
As part of the package, judges should be required to forgo privately financed junkets that cast an ethical cloud on the courts, as Senator Leahy has previously proposed.
The award honors a player who "exemplifies the ideals of sportsmanship on the court -- ethical behavior, fair play and integrity," the league said in a statement.
Case studies include written analyses and films that address engineering disasters, biotechnology, court cases, ethical codes, and the ultimate scope and aims of engineering.
In the face of a growing controversy over whether two Supreme Court justices should disqualify themselves from the challenge to the 2010 health care overhaul law, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. on Saturday defended the court's ethical standards.
