This article explores the ethical dilemmas pervasive in the field of forensic science within the United States, investigating issues across three critical dimensions. The first dimension examines the misuse of forensic evidence, encompassing the fabrication and manipulation of evidence, the pressures to produce results, and the consequential impact of false or misleading evidence. The second
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Counselors make hundreds of decisions as they work with clients. They use professional skills and knowledge to gather information in order to assess, clarify, categorize, and respond to client concerns. Most often, counselors, after some consideration and reflection, know how, or if, to respond to situations. Yet, on occasion, counselors may find themselves facing uncertainty