Tag: ethics
Court backs Alisha Bromfield lawsuit against Home Depot: moral obligation towards employees.
Alisha Bromfield lawsuit against Home Depot to move forward rules appellant court. What moral and legal obligations do employers have towards their employees?
A Chicago appeals court has reinstated a lawsuit against Home Depot after the rape and murder of...
Arkansas executions: seeking volunteers to witness botched lethal injections
Arkansas executions of death row inmates and witnesses shortage looms as a lethal injection lawsuit is launched and drug supplies expiring.
Arkansas is set to execute eight men in a span of ten days this April if the state...
Michael Hirsch Politico editor resigns after calling for violence against Richard Spencer white nationalist
Michael Hirsch Politico editor resigns. How the political and idealogical landscape has begun to change in America (for the worse).
In what is increasingly becoming to betray the frays of society and ideologies for a long time coming, Micheal Hirsch...
$40K a month: How Ben Goldman and Paris Wade of LibertyWritersNews gamed yellow journalism
How Ben Goldman and Paris Wade of LibertyWritersNews gamed yellow journalism: two out of work waiters employing questionable ethics to get clicks.
Out of the washingtonpost comes an eye opening feature on two maverick former unemployed waiters (aka recent college graduates) Ben...
Kristen Johnson Syracuse nurse turns in license after taking photo of patient’s penis
What led to Kristen Johnson a Syracuse nurse choosing to breach codes of privacy in filming unconscious patients during surgery?
Kristen Johnson a Syracuse NY nurse has turned in her medical license after taking a photo of an unconscious patient’s...
Patricia Villacin, KCBD reporter fired after hit and run, driving off in TV van
Rising 23 year old KCBD TV reporter, Patricia Janelle Cun Villacin has been fired by her employer after a hit and run incident in Lubbock,Texas.
The journalist was arrested after a witness saw the woman run over a man’s leg...
NYPD Felon. No longer an oxymoron.
Bernard Kerik becomes the first NYPD commissioner in over 100 years to admit to committing a felony.
We here at Scallywag are less dedicated to breaking the news to you than we are to showing our utter disgust for it....
Day 2 in the Roman Polanski Scandal: Celebrities unite on behalf of celebrity fugitive.
When becoming a fugitive may be the smartest career move you could possibly ever make.
The public outrage over Roman Polanski’s recent arrest has been reaching crescendo peaks and there is no shortage of public sympathy for a man who...







