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    Lon Fuller’s Principle observed in The Morality of Law states “Even if a man is answerable only to his conscience, he will answer more responsibly if he is compelled to articulate principles on which he acts” (Fuller, 1975, p. 159). This assignment will apply ethical reasoning by evaluating three scenario-based, real-life issues within the field of criminal justice. This assignment will support or oppose my position with insightful analysis and answer all questions in a substantive manner. The

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    Ethical standards vary from person to person, as no two people have exactly the same value systems. These value systems are influenced by one’s upbringing, perspective, and culture, big and small. The legalistic approach is one that appealed heavily to those in the past, but is being combined with different approaches to keep up with modern changes. According to Rathus, S., Nevid, J., & Fichner-Rathus, L. (2014), “The legalistic approach formulates ethical behavior on the basis of a code of moral

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    The topic of ethics for the care of the mentally ill has become widely debated in the UK. Recent statistics show a 5% increase 2013-14 vs. 2012-13 in the detentions under the Mental Health Act, a 30% increase from 2002-2003 (October 2014, Health and Social Care Information Centre, http://www.hscic.gov.uk/5164). The increase places tremendous pressure on the National Health Service (NHS) to balance the best possible care, with resource. There are a number complexities that arise to strike the balance

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    In my opinion, a person who strives in doing the right thing in every circumstance is what I consider to be a decent human being. No matter what, I always try to do what I consider morally right. My morals and ethics are of main importance to me and I will not change or alter my morals/ethics for anyone. They are a very important part of who I am as a person. Furthermore, I can state several examples where I have behaved in

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    Introduction Ethics went through history of philosophy in several phases. Greeks practiced ethics as a general theory of virtue. Even then, the ethical theories have found a problem that were set by the sophists, who noticed that the ethical attitudes vary from person to person and from nation to nation. Their solution was that, when it is already so, their source moves with any objective reality on the attitudes and choices of the man himself. With this solution over ethics appeared a shadow of

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    Company X Code Of Ethics

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    Company X Code of Ethics Purpose The Code of Ethics is to be used as a guide of the company values. This information will inform employees about the core values of Company X, along with an understanding of why having a commitment to the ethical conduct is a necessity. Standards and Procedures Standards of ethical behavior apply to every employee of Company X. This will guide Company Xs’ employees to make ethical decisions. 1. Follow HIPPA Privacy Rules HIPAA Privacy Rules are established standards

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    Poetic Philosophy In Sarah Kaplan’s article “A white guy named Michael couldn’t get his poem published. Then he became Yi-Fen Chou.” it explains the controversy revolving around the nomination for the 2015 edition of Best American Poetry. The poet, Michael Derrick Hudson, applied the pen name, Yi-Fen Chou, to his nominated poem “The Bees, the Flowers, Jesus, Ancient Tigers, Poseidon, Adam and Eve” after numerous failed attempts of nomination under his own name. Majority of the controversy’s energy

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    The Trials Of The War II

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    After World War II, the victorious associates made a decision to hold a trail for the defeated Nazi officials. These Trails continued from November 20, 1945 till October 1, 1946. In these Tails, defendant use Nuremberg Defense, a legal strategy employed by many of the defendants at the Nuremberg war crimes trials seeking to convict Nazi perpetrators of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the Second World War, as a defense by claiming they were not guilty of charges against them

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    Socrates, Plato, and the Nature of Justice Throughout human history, humans have sought perfection and the ideal most likely to compensate for the unfairness and defectiveness of their day to day lives. The history of human kind has witnessed many in different cultures. The famous Greek philosopher Socrates, who was born 469 BCE and died some forty years later standing for his ideas and ideals in a famous trial as reported by one of his students, Plato (428-347) BCE, is an example that never dies

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    Yes I agreed with the authors that a code of ethics should do more than establish minimum acceptable standards. As noted that, ethical behavior in any profession is about making correct judgment or decision that are based on established code of ethics. Businesses always drive the behavior that is expected in an organization. Successful businesses try to build high ethical culture from the top management level to the lowest and setting the standards for acceptable and unacceptable conduct in an organization

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