This is true, even where the citizen is not a child (who may not yet be competent to make responsible judgements for themselves about what is in their own best interests), but a mature adult who is voluntary engaged in an activity which they judge to be desirable and which causes no harm to others.
Recent articles have suggested that the use of cognitive enhancement as a facilitator, in adjunction with moral and epistemic virtues, may make the pursuit of a virtuous life, with morally responsible judgements, more achievable [ 31].
My first response: No judgement.
Doctors who have completed their training are responsible for complex professional judgements for which narrative supervision is particularly helpful.
This leaves more room for explanation, experts might be more motivated to join, and they may feel more responsible for providing informed judgements to an interviewer or a group than to an anonymous questionnaire.
February 1997 A civil judgement finds Simpson responsible for the deaths of his former wife and Goldman, and orders him to pay $33.5m£18.9m9m) in compensation to the Goldman family.
Whilst it is possible to chart the free movement of aid workers, this involves a high degree of subjectivity, as prescriptions on aid workers' movement are ordinarily determined by the judgement of those responsible for security management within the organisation.
All patients received standard critical care, and the decision regarding transfusion of RBCs was left to the judgement of the responsible physician.
"The ITU is not mandated to make a judgement on who is responsible.
In the first stage of recruitment, the registry may contact the responsible clinician and request a professional judgement as to whether the survivor is well enough for the registry to approach.
It is still the human element, the responsible decision maker, to do the final judgement on what action is to be taken.
