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Ethics Law and Licensing

Summary Ethics, law, and licensing are overlapping but different dimensions by which professional conduct is regulated. Ethics refers to a professional code of conduct. Law refers to a relevant body of statutes. Licensing refers to permission to practice a profession granted by a relevant jurisdiction. Similarities and differences among these sources of authority and regulation are described, and the articles contained within this volume are discussed.