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Dr. Priscilla Ray is Chair of the American Medical Association's Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs.
NPR: The Medical Ethics of the Death Penalty
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Ms Guigou, then minister for European affairs, rejected the accusations, saying: "Roland Dumas appears unable to accept the fact that this government chose not to intervene in judicial affairs".
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Dr. RAY: The American Medical Association, if the case is brought to us, would be reviewed by the Council on Ethical Judicial Affairs concerning that physician's membership in the American Medical Association.
NPR: The Medical Ethics of the Death Penalty
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The American Medical Association's Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs published guidelines in 2011 suggesting doctors need to "maintain appropriate boundaries of the patient-physician relationship" online and to consider separating professional and personal content online.
WSJ: When Doctors and Patients Are Facebook Friends
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Dr. PRISCILLA RAY (Chair, American Medical Association Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs): The AMA's position is that while a position on the death penalty is up to each individual person's moral and ethical beliefs, that physicians should not participate in executions.
NPR: The Medical Ethics of the Death Penalty
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The chairman of the judicial-affairs committee is Gaetano Pecorella, a criminal lawyer who sits for Forza Italia.
ECONOMIST: Italy and the law
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The new clauses focus on a common foreign policy, judicial and home affairs, and the notion of flexibility to enable some countries to integrate faster than others.
ECONOMIST: Ever closer union, 40 years on | The
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It got its budget rebate, stayed out of the Schengen free-travel area, opted out of the euro, stayed half-out of co-operation on judicial and police affairs and is blocking attempts to create stronger common defence and foreign policies.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne
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Dewey is working to unwind its affairs under judicial supervision in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.
WSJ: Dewey's Ex-Leaders Accused of 'Ponzi Scheme'