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- Fidelity requires that all members of the political community, lay members and as well as the legal or ruling elite, take responsibility for holding each other, and especially law’s officials, accountable under the law. Fidelity is rooted in a community-wide ethos that provides the animating spirit of the rule of law.
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It also argues that the rule of law takes hold in a polity only when law is planted firmly in a commonwealth of mutual faithfulness to the differentiated and interconnected responsibilities of fidelity to law (mutual accountability).
We use the standards of conduct, performance and ethics to help us decide whether we need to take action to protect the public.
Feb 3, 2020 · Ethics and integrity for public officials include the character and impartiality of advice that they offer the elected politicians to whom they are accountable, as well as their regime fidelity in implementing political decisions.
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Oct 19, 2022 · Most commonly however, synthetic data is described in relation to their level of fidelity. Fidelity can be seen as a sliding scale, with the extremes being low fidelity and high fidelity,...
Apr 25, 2020 · Loyalty is a central ideal in both legal ethics and fiduciary law, but recent theoretical approaches to legal ethics also emphasize the connection between the legal profession and the rule of law or democratic self-government.
