a group routinely are. Such outcome is the basis of fairness in any legal or governmental system.
             True codes of professional conduct are, as discovered through the following research, still focused on internal conduct, but they have also grown to include a greater emphasis on how the profession effects individuals that encounters it in action. All of the previously stated professional organization's codes share two common factors.
             Principles: First, they cite principles that state why professionals bind themselves together in a common unity. This bonding gives members of the profession a sense of comradeship, background, and history by which they can identify themselves. It also provides guidance in difficult ethical or legal situations. Because of this, the principles section of the code is often the most important segment of any ethical code. Principles specifically identify who the organization is, what the profession believes in, when their services are to be used, where those services are best used, why the services
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