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  1. Karen A. Forcht, Daphyne Thomas & Karen Wigginton (1989). Computer Crime: Assessing the Lawyer's Perspective. Journal of Business Ethics 8 (4):243 - 251.score: 320.0
    The past decade has seen a rapid development and proliferation of sophisticated computer systems in organizations. Designers, however, have minimized the importance of security control systems, (except for those systems where data security and access control have obviously been of major importance). The result is an increasing recognition that computer systems security is often easily compromised.This research will provide the initial step in assessing ways in which attorneys retained to prosecute computer crimes and computer people who discover these violations can (...)
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  2. Joan C. Hubbard, Karen A. Forcht & Daphyne S. Thomas (1998). Human Resource Information Systems: An Overview of Current Ethical and Legal Issues. Journal of Business Ethics 17 (12):1319-1323.score: 290.0
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  3. T. Forcht Dagi (1988). Physicians and Obligatory Social Activism. Journal of Medical Humanities and Bioethics 9 (1):50-59.score: 6.0
    This essay examines the claim that physicians have a special obligation to engage in social and political activism. Four ethical paradigms are considered. Two paradigms, the preventive medicine and the social medicine models, embody a limited professional obligation to advocate the priority of health in society; the justification for a more aggressive stance is limited by the failings of paternalism. The radical model and the heroic model speak to issues of personal virtue rather than professional obligation; they are not strictly (...)
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