I took in all that evil. I couldn't get enough of it. And I wasn't taking time to think. Nesser went into private practice and started representing drug organizations, he said. In the end, he went to trial with nine of his clients and after conviction, landed in jail with criminals he had prosecuted.
Ethics is critical.
Love the opportunity you'll be given when you graduate. The academic and career credentials of the inmates were not lost on the students. Yet, decisions that they made, and that we may soon be faced with making, resulted in their imprisonment and have changed their lives forever. And even though the prison visit is just one component of the Business Ethics ELM, it's certainly the most memorable. I think a lot of people don't understand how easy it is to make unethical and illegal decisions in the course of doing business.