03138 – Derogation of Duty
Carter, Jimmy

High moral and ethical standards are essential, and they don’t change from one job to another, or from one level of authority to another.

Honesty, truthfulness, integrity, unselfishness–these are always there. And whenever a leader violates these basic principles, through arrogance or through ignorance, there’s a derogation of duty.

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