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UF Philosophy Corner - Ethics	by MatthewDBA	2008-08-27 07:22:49
Yes--client confidentiality	by bitflipper	2008-08-27 07:48:09
Many professions have a code of ethics that requires client confidentiality be protected; law, medicine, and the priesthood are three examples that come immediately to mind. For such professionals, the telling of truths that violate client confidentiality is emphatically unethical.
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Those don't require lying, just withholding. (n/t)	by tallastro	2008-08-27 07:54:11
In the case of client confidentiality, though,	by MatthewDBA	2008-08-27 07:56:19
No, and even dangerous!	by EnzoMatrix	2008-08-27 08:04:18
Exactly	by bitflipper	2008-08-27 08:13:22
ah but there is truth (-= and the truth. )-=	by joecrouse	2008-08-27 09:48:40

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