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Which would a forensic psychologist NOT be likely to do?
Ethics Codes
Written guidelines issued by organizations to their members to help them conduct their actions in accordance with its primary values and ethical standards.
Primary Duty
The main or most important obligation or responsibility that an individual or organization is expected to perform.
Reasonable Diligence
The level of effort and care expected from a person in a given situation, characterized by prudence, responsibility, and attentiveness.
Model Rule 3.3
A professional conduct rule for attorneys in the U.S., stipulating that a lawyer must not knowingly make false statements to a tribunal or fail to correct false statements made by the lawyer or the client.
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