By Judith C. Chirlin
"I am a judge in a corrupt regime. Should I stay inside and try to reform the system from within; or should I quit and work for reform from the outside?" That was one of the responses to a request that the student-judges write down the most difficult ethical dilemma they have faced as a judge. Another wrote, "...
"I am a judge in a corrupt regime. Should I stay inside and try to reform the system from within; or should I quit and work for reform from the outside?" That was one of the responses to a request that the student-judges write down the most difficult ethical dilemma they have faced as a judge. Another wrote, "...
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