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The Nuremberg trials’ rejection of the ‘just following orders’ defence for manifestly illegal acts reinforces which principle in modern professional codes of conduct?

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1. The Nuremberg trials’ rejection of the ‘just following orders’ defence for manifestly illegal acts reinforces which principle in modern professional codes of conduct?

That professional obligation always overrides personal morality

That a floor of personal moral responsibility cannot be fully overridden by professional obligation

That civil servants bear no responsibility for following superior orders

That professional codes should not address illegal orders at all

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