While there are bad apples in every work
environment we tend to show a greater level of resentment with the process
followed when the transgression occurs in a profession where our expectation of
conduct is higher. Whether the person is a police officer, senator, teacher,
clergy, dentist or another profession thought to have excellent moral
character, everyone is entitled to due process even if that outcome does not
meet our own standard of what we deem suitable. Even though the comments expressed
by Richard Warnica as well as those of Darryl Davies have some merit, particularly
as it relates to finding an appropriate remedy to a problem, it is doubtful
that either of them had access to all the circumstances that may have been
considered in each of the cases referenced. There is no easy fix to these
situations and we need to have confidence in those that are entrusted to
oversee the resolution of these matters that they will do so in a fair and
objective manner. Let's not
forget the vast majority whose good work seldom attracts public
attention.
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