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    is Latin for meaning “Who brings the action for the King as well as for himself” (Blumenreich, 1999). An abbreviated form, “qui tam” is a current writ in the United States under the False Claims Act. This act allows a private individual or “whistleblower” with knowledge of present or past fraud committed against the federal government to bring suit on the government’s behalf. As a student embarking on a new career in anesthesia, I feel it very important to have an understanding of a lawsuit brought

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    Ethics is defined as the discipline dealing with what is good and bad and doing so with moral duty and obligation. The corporate perception of ethics often varies from the definition of the term which can cause an abundance of issues in the workplace. Interpretations range from what a person’s feelings say are right or wrong, religious beliefs, law requirements, or just what is acceptable to society morals. Despite the varying translations of business ethics one thing that is undeniable is the huge

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    The book I chose to do my book review on was All The President 's Men by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward and throughout the report I will discuss the power that the press has. On June 17, 1972, the United States had changed for both journalism and politics. A common break in was failed as the downfall of President Richard Nixon was eminent, while two young journalists from the Washington Post Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward had risen to their glory of the biggest reporting story of their careers

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    on the government can be personally rewarding from a moral, ethical and financial standpoint, it can also be very difficult in terms of the stress and anxiety associated with standing up to powerful corporate interests. The decision to become a whistleblower can be a life-altering experience that was about to overtake General Motors. This could potentially have an adverse effect on the whistleblower’s employment, social activities, and other aspects of his or her life (McEldrew Young, 2016). This is

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    After watching the video on the MP’s in Abu Ghraib, I would have to say that the whistleblower acted in authority as an MP to report his cohorts. As for the 7 that were accused of the crime, they acted in social conformity. I feel like it was a think group gone wrong. the ringleader had a more powerful personality than the others, so he lead them along. I believe the thinking came from the idea that those people were the enemy and should be treated as if they were. Often times when people are exposed

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    and practices as well. Public organization must abide by the state and federal laws that SOX consists of and their attorneys must report any violations. Organization must create code of conduct policies and ensure employees abide by the policy. Whistleblowers are protected under the SOX Act and any employees that were terminated under unethically and illegally can be reinstated and paid

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    "The United States government should have limited grounds to monitoring the American people. With the continuing technological advances, it is impossible to not have government supervision: It is important to this supervision for the safety of the nation. The issue with our current system of government surveillance is the lack of transparency between the citizens and the nation. While government surveillance has become more accepted, as seen with the rise of memes that make fun of the topic, there

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    making the reasonable connection that steroids are awful because they compromise the integrity of sports, and for their toxic effects on players. To drive the point home on the dangers of steroids, Martin notes the death of Ken Caminiti, the whistleblower for the steroid problem who died at forty-one of a heart attack as a result of steroids. To define what cheating is, Martin uses a definition derived from Zeus, that cheating can be characterized as enhancing otherwise fair and natural competition

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    Informative Speech

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    Congratulations are in order for Joseph Gordon-Levitt and his wife Tasha McCauley as they welcomed their first child this weekend, the actor’s rep confirmed to Us Weekly. However, no other details were shared, such as the boy's name, although the source told the news outlet that "everyone's happy and healthy." Gordon-Levitt and McCauley had kept things quiet during the pregnancy, similar to what they did when they secretly exchanged wedding vows at their own home on Dec. 20, 2014. A year before

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    Case Study 1-1 Why Infection Control and Safety Matter It’s important to take precautions against infections because no one benefits from cross-contamination other than the contaminant. Healthcare Associated Infections kill 99,000 people annually, therefore if no one uses preventive measures, people will be more apt to contracting avoidable diseases, especially those who are immunocompromised. Information on this can be provided through OSHA (The Occupational Safety and Health Act) In addition,

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