Ethical code
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Sep 2, 2026
From Namesake to Honoree: A Conversation with M. Anne Murphy and Nicole McWhorter
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9:50Anne MurphyGUEST
It used to be a very small group, and it's just gotten bigger.
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9:53Anne MurphyGUEST
But I think we have taken on, as people in this field have said, let's make sure we're continuing to have a code of ethics, of having the CFRE, of having that.
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10:04Anne MurphyGUEST
And so we haven't let other people determine it.
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10:07Anne MurphyGUEST
We within have really determined it.
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11:19Nicole McWhorterGUEST
Like we're offering an opportunity to let people breathe life into their values.
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11:24Nicole McWhorterGUEST
And that's a noble calling.
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11:26Nicole McWhorterGUEST
And we need to do it And so what I appreciate about the Code of Ethics, many things, but one is it helps us to articulate, you know, we're not able to do that because, you know, it's unethical and you can explain it.
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11:41Nicole McWhorterGUEST
And so I think in fundraising, we always like to say about gift acceptance policies, it's not the person saying no, it's the policy saying no.
Minnesota Now: Sept. 1, 2026
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26:29Emily ReeseCORRESPONDENT
The disaster began with a chain of events high in the Himalayas when a glacial collapse sent large amounts of rock, ice and meltwater into valleys below, triggering powerful floods downstream last week.
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26:41Emily ReeseCORRESPONDENT
The Society of Professional Journalists is revising its code of ethics for the first time since 2014.
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26:47Emily ReeseCORRESPONDENT
The update addresses challenges like artificial intelligence, the rise of independent journalists and an erosion of public trust in media.
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26:55Emily ReeseCORRESPONDENT
The Code of Ethics has guided journalists for nearly a century.
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26:59Emily ReeseCORRESPONDENT
The revision process underway now is lengthy, involving extensive meetings and feedback.
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27:04Emily ReeseCORRESPONDENT
The society believes these updates are crucial for maintaining journalistic integrity in a rapidly changing industry.
The Last Gasp: Stubbing Out Ciggie Commercials – Part One
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55:21Michael AdamsHOST
So it was about interference and obstruction, making the most of the game on the most favourable rules they could obtain for as long as possible.
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55:31Michael AdamsHOST
Mr. Bengtsson said that the tobacco industry would continue to rely on the Code of Ethics agreed voluntarily with the Federation of Australian Commercial Television Stations in January 1966.
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55:44Michael AdamsHOST
They would revise this if the government asked.
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55:48Michael AdamsHOST
The National Archives of Australia holds a 100-plus page file about the next half-assed attempt to do something, or be seen to do something.
Episode 1 — Ethics and the Standards of Professional Conduct: The Framework
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7:49speaker_1HOST
Got it.
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7:50speaker_1HOST
The middle layer is the code of ethics itself.
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7:53speaker_1HOST
This is a short, high-level set of principles.
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7:55speaker_0HOST
And the bottom layer.
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8:11speaker_0HOST
Most candidates skip the introductory text, assuming it's just, you know, corporate preamble.
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8:17speaker_0HOST
They do.
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8:17speaker_0HOST
But why does finance need a specialized code of ethics? I mean, if a local car dealership or a restaurant doesn't have a globally enforced ethical code, why do we?
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8:29speaker_1HOST
It comes down to the nature of the product you're selling.
Ghanaians in Rwanda Urged to Register With Ghana Embassy
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10:11Ernest AmpofuSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Thank you very much.
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10:32David AgbiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A corporate institution, a new one, a new one, you have to have a code of ethics.
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10:37David AgbiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Code of ethics, you know.
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10:38David AgbiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Actually, let's say AD and menu, you have to have the same office.
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10:42David AgbiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And now, sir, you have a different branch.
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10:44David AgbiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And now, sir, head of the staff.
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10:45David AgbiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You have to have a code of ethics.
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10:47David AgbiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You have to have the same office.
201 Setting Standards, Not Just Expectations: How Supervisors Build Defensible Supervision Practices
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10:13Kate WalkerHOST
So I'm not only indicating my standard and my expectation, I'm tying it in to something that's very, very important.
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10:20Kate WalkerHOST
And if you were at Brett Hendricks' presentation on the ACA Code of Ethics updates, the Code of Ethics is really going into a lot more detail now about self-care.
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10:30Kate WalkerHOST
So now you can draw it actually into an ACA standard, which brings me to my next point.
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10:37Kate WalkerHOST
Standard.
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10:38Kate WalkerHOST
We follow the rules.
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10:41Kate WalkerHOST
In fact, in our rules, it says we will go over the rules in supervision.
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10:46Kate WalkerHOST
So how do we indicate that? Again, you go back to what's the best template out there for supervision notes? Or are you making it a point at every single supervision to talk about at least one rule and and making sure your supervisee documents that in the note, right? The standard is we follow the rules, make it real by actually creating space for it, checking, tying it into an ACA code of ethics, or if you're a different license, whatever your professional organization code of ethics is.
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11:25Kate WalkerHOST
So we track time, we have a note, we follow the rules, This is my favorite one.
A Few Good Men (1992)
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55:33Steve PauloHOST
to do is to find somebody else who fucks up so that you can get them.
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55:37Steve PauloHOST
Like, part of it is really... is like oh this is what happens let me figure out who i'm gonna do that to at some point you know which is yeah pretty bad um this is one of my favorite uh like lawyerly pieces here so basically in cross-examination jack ross comes up with uh the united states marine corps operating manual or whatever it's called like a code of ethics whatever it is and he's like you know private kid you're a corporal could you show me in here it's just
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55:59Nick BriannaHOST
a qr code now right exactly yeah
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56:01Steve PauloHOST
But he brings up to goes, you know, corporal, could you show me in here where code red is defined and like how you know what it is? Oh, no.
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60:17Steve PauloHOST
New day of the trial.
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60:18Steve PauloHOST
They've now called Lieutenant Jonathan Kendrick, Kiefer Sutherland to the stand.
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60:21Steve PauloHOST
And he makes sure it's clear that the only two books he's ever read are the United States Marine Corps Code of Ethics and the King James Bible.
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60:29Steve PauloHOST
Fucking moron.
EP 148 - The Movement to Build Social Work Political Power
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15:41Gideon MasaHOST
Speaking of actually, I'm gonna briefly mention that obviously Brian has a lot of experiences in advocacy in general.
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15:49Gideon MasaHOST
So I'll ask you this, but it is in the NASW code of ethics for social workers to participate in social and political action.
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15:56Gideon MasaHOST
I'm gonna briefly read it.
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15:57Gideon MasaHOST
"But social workers should facilitate informed participation by the public in shaping social policies and institutions.
Montreal police to equip officers with body cameras within the next year
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10:27Alain BabineauGUEST
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10:27Alain BabineauGUEST
it could be challenged and, and one of the things that we do at the RED Coalition, we, we wanna make this known to the public is, uh, under, under Article 5 or Section 5 of the Code of Ethics in the police ethics, uh, and I'm gonna read it to you real quick.
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10:43Alain BabineauGUEST
"Police officer must not use obscene, blasphemous, abusive languages.
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10:47Alain BabineauGUEST
They cannot make derivo- derogatory remarks or act based on race, sex, religion, age, or background, and also they cannot be disrespectful or impolite to any person." So we encourage the public that feel that they've been, you know, that police officer have, uh, uh, have, uh, violated the Section 5 of the police ethics as, uh, to conduct, to, to, uh, contact the RED Coalition, and we'll help them file the appropriate-
Episode 1: Section 1 — Ethics and Law | Microlearning 1.1 — Ethics and Professional Conduct
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18:51speaker_1HOST
The dual structure is brilliant in its design.
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18:54speaker_1HOST
The standards of ethics are organized into two major sections, the code of ethics and the rules of ethics.
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19:00Sanjay AryaHOST
The code and the rules.
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19:02speaker_1HOST
Yes.
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19:21speaker_1HOST
The dividing line is the mechanism of enforcement.
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19:24Sanjay AryaHOST
Enforcement.
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19:25speaker_1HOST
The code of ethics is designed as an aspirational guide.
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19:28Sanjay AryaHOST
Aspirational meaning it's what we aim for.
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