Tag Archives: integrity
Ethics Dunces: Connecticut Lawmakers
No matter how you look at Connecticut’s capital punishment ban, it is either irresponsible, incompetent, lacks integrity, or all three. Continue reading
Umpire Accountability, As The Day of the Robots Fast Approaches
Well, I suppose not hiring blind umpires would work, too. Continue reading
Filed under Science & Technology, Sports
Unethical Website of the Month: The Ethical Psychic Project
There appears to be nothing whatsoever ethical about the The Ethical Psychic Project, except that a bunch of people who decided they couldn’t make enough money selling phony deeds to imaginary uranium mines thought that the word “ethical” might suck in some marks. Continue reading
Filed under Business & Commercial, Unethical Websites
The Donald’s Dangerous Ethics: Loyalty Trumps Honesty On “Celebrity Apprentice”
Last week’s episode of “The Celebrity Apprentice blundered into a substantive, if confusing, ethics lesson on the misuse of loyalty.. It was Donald Trump’s ethical priorities that were exposed, and as should surprise no one, they are as warped as Trump himself. Continue reading
Trayvon Ethics Train Wreck, Next Stop: Is George Zimmerman A Ham Sandwich?
If there is one principle that should never be breached in the justice system, it is that no citizen should be ever accused of a crime in response to intimidation, threats, popular opinion, because it is the path of least resistance or because elected or appointed officials lack the courage to follow the law, whatever the result. Continue reading
Filed under Citizenship, Government & Politics, Law & Law Enforcement, U.S. Society
What Do You Do When The Ethics Alarm Sounds Late? This…
The perfect apology. Continue reading
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Business & Commercial, Character, The Internet
2012 Election Coverage Preview: “Objective” Interviewing Technique, Mainstream Media Style
CNN’s Craol Costello gives us a taste of just how far the media will go to defend its favorite President. Continue reading
Ethics Quote of the Week: Prof. Paul Horwitz
Trusted professionals shouldn’t misrepresent the truth, including the truth of what they believe. To do so causes unpredictable as well as predictable harm. Continue reading
