But the "good guys"—which is probably the majority of us have a duty to act ethically and with the best of intentions when dealing with all types of investments, including the new frontier of cryptocurrencies.
The client must be made to understand that his lawyer is (ethically) duty bound -- to both himself and the client -- to not merely inquire, but to interrogate.
A Kantian, for instance, will note that they have a duty to act ethically, and that the actions of others have no bearing on this imperative.
In fact, they claim to be barely concerned about a president's private life at all: Seventy percent say an elected official who has committed an "immoral act" in his or her personal life can still behave ethically and fulfill duties in the public and professional sphere.
We should never put police officers in an impossible situation where they are forced to choose between ethically doing their duty and following the laws of the land.
As Thomas Edsall recently noted, from 2011 to 2016, the percentage of white evangelical Protestants who believe that "an elected official who commits an immoral act in their personal life can still behave ethically and fulfill their duties in their public and professional life" shot up, from thirty to seventy-two per cent.
It said: "According to the World Medical Assembly's Declaration of Malta, in cases involving people on hunger strikes, the duty of medical personnel to act ethically and the principle of respect for individuals' autonomy, among other principles, must be respected.
The phrase duty of care can thus be ethically dangerous by giving the illusion of legitimate moral justification.
Others were a perception of their work as a contract that must be honoured, a strong sense of duty and the obligation to use their professional knowledge ethically.
And what could be more affecting and ethically problematic than one's duties to a sick child?
