Sentence examples for coerced consent from inspiring English sources

"If they are not informing patients it is optional," said Joel Reidenberg, a professor at Fordham University Law School with an expertise in data privacy, "then effectively it is coerced consent".

"Any proposal to change the law to allow such coerced consent would be a seismic change and threaten us all.

By the 1990s, growing concerns about possible ethical abuses arising from coerced consent and corruption led medical groups and human rights organizations to start condemning the practice.

Though the irony here comes because in Facebook's own case it's already facing legal challenges to the consent flows it's designed for GDPR — with early complaints filed against the eponymous Facebook platform and two other Facebook-owned services, Instagram and WhatsApp, alleging they are subverting the rules by coercing consent from users.

The top three patient-focused dilemmas for medical students were clinicians verbally coercing patient consent for student learning (14.7%), or through misrepresenting students' identities (9.1%) and clinicians compromising patient safety through poor hygiene (12%).

Many Gypsy women contend that they were coerced into signing consent forms or even blank sheets of paper while in the hospital to deliver babies.

The act also required the judge to meet privately with the woman to reassure himself that the signature wasn't forged or her consent coerced.

Family pressure may take the form of credible threats of violence, in which case the potential donor is coerced and any consent invalid.

McFetridge claimed there was particular concern around the term "unbearable suffering," which was ambiguous and could potentially provide opportunities for people to be coerced into providing consent.

The judge ruled that the agreement is "unconscionable" under California law — imposed by the company harshly, coerced and not consented to.

Since a sign of consent would be coerced, and consequently not a sign of consent if not making it is impossible or very costly, it follows that every sign of tacit consent, like residence in a state, must be such as to allow people to make the sign, while withdrawing their consent by making some cheap and easily performed sign of dissent.