From Randy Cohen's ethical advice column in last Sunday's NY Times Magazine:
I received a prestigious internship at the district attorney’s office. One of my responsibilities is to interview police officers and crime victims to ascertain the facts of alleged criminal incidents. When I say that I’m calling from the D.A.’s office, even when I give my proper title, people often assume that I am an assistant district attorney (or even the D.A. himself). Must I disabuse them of their incorrect notion? I’m not dispensing legal advice, just fact-checking.
To see if you agree with "The Ethicist," read the column here.
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