… moral expertise: that we should endow moral experts with authority on some ethical issues
as we do experts in … on moral issues, the character of the advisory evidence and nature of the …

… on that matter; since my attorney can speak with authority on the best defense to raise in …
What then can it mean to say that HCECs are ethics experts but not moral authorities? Ethics …

… 16 Bishop Butler, for example, held that conscience is the faculty of moral judgement and
thus it has supreme moral authority. Vide Joseph Butler, Fifteen Sermons, ed. WR Mathews (…

… ethical expertise, we argue that the ability to live a morally good life should not be considered
an integral part of expertise in clinical ethics… a particular professional expertise, there need …

… critics and defenders of expertise continue to talk … ethical expertise entails, we will not be
able to decide whether ethicists should be considered experts or even whether ethics expertise …

… moral judgment, where expertise is understood as entailing moral exclusivity and moral
authority, most moral … there is no such thing as ‘moral expertise’ or ‘moral experts’. This is not a …

… (“Expertise and Moral Epistemology”), we explore what follows for communities of moral
inquiry, given the supposition that moral expertise exists. Would such expertise support a rich …

… that moral experts are persons with some degree of moral ex… with moral authority and
elevated to the status of "moral … between moral expertise and moral experts is that "expertise" is …

… that ethical expertise does not entail problematic deference that violates autonomy (Section
5) or a commitment to epistocracy (a rule by experts)11 that violates democracy (Section 6). …

… strategies they single out and recommend as morally optimal. Ethical expertise must not
be mistaken for moral expertise. Ethical expertise concerns the correctness of which judgements …