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    its disparate treatment claim, an employee must file the first time sufficient to allow the judge or jury to infer that discrimination was held evidence. This is known as the presentation of a case "prima facie" as it seems at first glance to be discrimination. If the employee can present a prima facie case, then the employer must indicate, non-discriminatory legitimate reason for the decision. Once the employer has a reason, the employee must demonstrate pretext: that the reason…

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    influential Principles of Biomedical Ethics (hereafter, Principles), Beauchamp and Childress first proposed that it might be possible to make “substantative and universalizable” (Gillon) claims about medical ethics, on the basis of respect for four prima facie principles derived from a “common morality,” or a set of norms shared by all persons (Beauchamp and Childress, 1979). These principles are autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficience, and justice, and roughly speaking refer to the normative…

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    Criminal Justice Ethics

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    What is the goal of ethics in the context of respecting rights and the ethics of duty in the criminal justice system? The ultimate goal is to do what is right and morally sound as law enforcement officers. Many times officers forget what the badge that they wear upon their chest represents; it stands for honor and integrity. As law enforcement professionals we have chosen a way of life, most hold themselves to a much higher standard than those that they serve (Leland, 2010). That word “serve”…

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    prove what company caused her son a cognitive disorder, placing a lawsuit on all the companies would not be a feasible idea. Miryam hasn’t proved that there is something in the paint that caused this and hasn’t established a prima facie to the case. Since prima facie wasn't proven , this isn't a feasible cause to go after the companies. Under statue 895.045 section 2 all the criteria need to be met, sub section b is not met…

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    The most intricate writers on the subject of abortion all believe that whether or not abortion is morally permissible stands or falls on whether or not a fetus is the sort of being whose life it is seriously wrong to end. The purpose of this paper isn’t to address the greater ethics of abortion such as abortion before implantation or abortion when the life of a woman is threatened by a pregnancy; rather I seek to address the general argument for the claim that the overwhelming majority of…

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    Utilitarianism is a version of consequentialism that focuses on maximizing happiness and welfare (7-8). Utilitarianism suggests that the rightness or wrongness of an action depends solely on how they affect happiness or welfare. However, in Ross’ Ethics of Prima Facie Duty, all duties attempt to maximize happiness and welfare in some way. The duties beneficence, gratitude, and self-improvement are especially important to consider when trying to maximize happiness and welfare. These objections…

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    Patient Autonomy

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    Respect for patient autonomy is one of the principal pillars taught to medical students, a practicing physician’s greatest responsibilities, and is one of the most debated issues in medical ethics. Patient autonomy, in the medical practice, is the legal right of the patient to make final decisions about one’s medical care. In the health care system, however, too many times we see health care providers making decisions for their patients, oftentimes against their will. These providers will argue…

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    W.D Ross in 1877-1971. He states that there are seven prima facie duties that needs to be taken into consideration when deciding which duty should be acted upon. A prima facie right: is the right of an individual has in any situation that is different from an absolute right, which is universal, inherent and cannot be overridden in any circumstances. But prima facie can become an absolute right, if there are no conflicting right. 7 prima facie duties are: • Duty of beneficence: to help other…

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    not breached the relevant standard of care, that Wilson-Gaskins had failed to show that she suffered damages, and that any damages she did suffer were not caused by Kaye. Accordingly, the circuit court found that Wilson-Gaskins failed to make a prima facie showing of professional negligence or a breach of contract. The circuit court, accordingly, granted Kaye’s motion for summary judgment. Wilson-Gaskins appealed the circuit court’s order granting summary…

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    of tax expense recognised in profit and loss, reconciliation of tax expense to prima facie tax payable, tax recognised in other comprehensive income and deferred tax asset not recognised. b. Deferred tax assets and…

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