Entertainment & Sports,
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Feb. 1, 2019
A glaring 'non-call' and the slipper slope of moral disengagement
The NFL's position on a controversial call during the recent game between New Orleans Saints and the Los Angeles Rams warrants a discussion about the problem of moral disengagement.
Phyllis G. Pollack
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Having attended both undergraduate and law school at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana, I am a Saints fan. Like many, I was glued to the conference championship game between the Saints and the Los Angeles Rams last month. That included the controversial pass interference and helmet-to-helmet "non-call" occurring with less than two minutes to go in the game -- a game changer that cost the Saints a chance to go to the Super Bowl this weekend. Like all Saints f...
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