Many philosophers have argued for deontological constraints prohibiting murdering some to save others, as in Bridge; they regard the case of diverting a public threat toward lesser harm, as in Trolley, as an exception, and offer principled reasons for doing so, thus justifying our treating the two cases differently (e.g., Thomson 1985).
The case of a diverted Air France flight involving Paul-Emile Dupret, a legal counselor to the European Parliament, is causing a stir over the Atlantic even though it's not a story in the US.
When asked what they would recommend to improve the type of issues discussed above, providers argued that there should be a larger role for treatment considerations in the process of deciding which cases to divert and more clinician involvement in the initial screening and assessment phases in the courts.
Fourth, after investigating the case, the comptroller's office found no evidence that ministry officials knowingly diverted loans.Fifth, none of the recipients of diverted agricultural subsidies contributed to my campaign.
Many tell of diverted, cancelled or terrifying flights.
She wants guidelines for prosecutors on which cases to divert.
Moberg, now one of more than 600 growers in the state, told me there are strict rules around security and to avoid environmental damage like that caused by illegal outdoor farming in California, where there are cases of water being diverted from salmon-spawning creeks, deforestation and soil erosion.
He framed me in this case to divert attention from his own crimes".
On top of what critics see as such legalized looting of the D.C treasury, even more money has been wasted, stolen and, in some cases, just diverted through wildly inflated crony contracts.
