Key Issues Before Correctional Officers You work for the State Bureau of Prisons, Office of the Inspector General, as an attorney and have been asked to review a case involving two correctional officers at your state prison and the conduct of the attorney assigned to represent these officers who is a colleague in your office. … Read more
You are a judge in the fictitious state of Barbieland. As a judge, you are called on to make decisions on very controversial issues. Based on the laws of Barbieland, juveniles are considered adults at the age of 16. The first controversial issue you must deal with is a convicted juvenile sex offender. In your … Read more
Assignment- Business Ethics Projects Content Answer the following critical-thinking questions: 1. How important is privacy to you personally? Describe a situation, work-related or otherwise, in which you felt your privacy was threatened. 2. Does business have a responsibility to provide employees with more satisfying work lives? Or to better accommodate their family needs? Minimum of … Read more
This is a discussion. It must be about 3-4 paragraphs. Instructions/question is below: If you were asked to write a professional code of ethics for your own life, discuss what would be the first principle that would guide it, and why? What are other principles you would apply to the code of ethics? First principle … Read more
For this group activity, after watching the series House, M.D. episode, Needle in a Haystack, you will need to participate in a group discussion: Medical Team, Legal Team, or Ethics Team. You can select to work in a group based on your interest. Medical Team: Write a CASE STUDY defending the medical treatment of Stevie … Read more
In Plato’s Republic, he tells the story of the ring of Gyges, (re-told on p.29 of your Combating Corruption textbook). Would you want that ring? If you had it, what would you do with it? I do not have the book to be able to read this… Can anyone help me?
Jury for Criminal Trials This week’s discussion will focus on the jury. The Constitution specifies that a criminal trial’s jury be impartial, but contrary to popular belief, does not specify that it be comprised of the defendant’s “peers.” During jury selection, the attorneys use peremptory challenges to dismiss potential jurors that seem to be unsympathetic … Read more
Police officers are faced with ethical dilemmas on a daily basis. These dilemmas can range from accepting a free cup of coffee from a business owner to being offered a bribe by a suspect. In some situations, officers have to make a decision in haste that could affect the rest of their career and personal … Read more
Scenario – Mary Smith has just reported for duty and is reviewing the patients she will have during the evening shift. One of them, Ida Monroe, is on isolation for an infectious disease. Dr. Jerome comes into the nursing station around 9:00 P.M. after making hospital rounds to see his patients. He tells Mary that … Read more
It has become necessary to ration a vaccine for a contagious disease. There is only enough vaccine available to cover 25% of the U.S. population. It is now crucial to determine an appropriate method to ensure coverage for 100% of the U.S. population, but how?Instructions: Re-read the statement above and reflect on a possible solution. … Read more