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The National Legal Eagle Volume 13 Issue 1 Autumn 2007Article 22007To name and shame or not Robyn Lincoln Bond University, Robyn Lincoln bond.edu. Sarah Otto Bond UniversityFollow this and additional

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1. Anyone who has experienced or witnessed unethical behavior, wrongdoing, or harmful actions by a person or entity may feel the need to name and shame.
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What is to name and shame?

To name and shame is to publicly identify and call out individuals or organizations for unacceptable behavior or wrongdoing.

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