Ethics for Bureaucrats: An Essay on Law and ValuesM. Dekker, 1978 - 292 pages |
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... situation that occurs thousands of times every year through government at all levels . The sheer volume of such decisions made in routine situations influences at least the dominant tone , if not the ultimate fate , of the Republic . A ...
... situation that occurs thousands of times every year through government at all levels . The sheer volume of such decisions made in routine situations influences at least the dominant tone , if not the ultimate fate , of the Republic . A ...
Page 97
... situation in which state action is involved ? Doesn't the fact that the state has taken some action mean the situation in question is necessarily political and therefore render the dis- tinction meaningless ? Legislating Morality The ...
... situation in which state action is involved ? Doesn't the fact that the state has taken some action mean the situation in question is necessarily political and therefore render the dis- tinction meaningless ? Legislating Morality The ...
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... situation to make sure that the person requesting special treatment has not been placed in a situation in which the agency has no business interfering in the first place . Justice Jackson concludes his opinion as follows : It is said ...
... situation to make sure that the person requesting special treatment has not been placed in a situation in which the agency has no business interfering in the first place . Justice Jackson concludes his opinion as follows : It is said ...
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