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Ethical and Legal issues in Group Counseling

Ethics & Behavior, 1995
Legal and ethical issues involved in group work are reviewed and discussed. Variations in different professional ethics codes are discussed. Recommendations for consideration by group leaders are made.
Gerald, Corey   +2 more
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Hauptprozess Legal Counseling

2017
Die eigentlichste und vornehmste Aufgabe des Legal Counseling durch Mitglieder der Rechtsabteilung besteht darin, die eigene Tatigkeit auf den nachhaltigen Schutz des wichtigsten Assets des Unternehmens auszurichten, namlich auf den Schutz seiner Reputation.
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Physicians, Firearm Counseling, and Legal Liability

Southern Medical Journal, 2001
To explore the potential legal consequences to physicians of counseling their patients about gun violence, I consider the question: If a patient divests herself of a firearm upon the advice of her physician and is subsequently the victim of a rape, robbery, aggravated assault, or homicide, could she or her survivors argue convincingly that her ...
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When legal counsel is uninformed

Board Leadership, 2005
Boards often look to attorneys to guide their decisions about governance practice. For example, legal counsel is normally asked for help in revising bylaws, as they usually need to be revised with the adoption of Policy Governance. Legal knowledge, however, is not the same as governance knowledge.
Bill Charney, Jim Hyatt
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Ethical and Legal Considerations in Counseling

2017
Counseling is a profession guided by ethics, laws, and professional standards. Professional counselors formed associations to provide support, increase visibility, and galvanize professional identity. In this process, ethical codes and standards were created for the fi eld.
Mark D. Stauffer, Sara Bender
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Race, Gender, and Legal Counsel

Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice, 2008
This study examines the influence of race, gender, and type of legal counsel on juvenile court outcomes. Data from a sample of juvenile court referrals from two midwestern juvenile courts indicate that the effect of these factors varied by court location.
Guevara, Lori   +2 more
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