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Morality according to _______ arises from the fact that humans, as rational beings, impose laws and structures of behavior upon themselves.
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Emmanuel Kant
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Kohlberg's moral stages include all o the following
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-pre coventional
-conventional - post conventional |
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A concept in which values and moral beliefs come from those one admires and aspires to identify with is:
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Modeling
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______ can be defined as the responsibilities that are attached to a specific role.
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Duties
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What are values
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Measures of worth or priority
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Ethical dilemmas are situations in which:
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People must make a decision about something
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What ethical system woould best describe why an officer is maintains the code of silence in reference to other officers?
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Egoism/ ethics of care?
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_______is a necessary element in law enforcement, but its need also leads to a greater dependence on individual ethical codes in place of rules and laws.
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Discretion
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What is communtative justice
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Fairness of contracts and business relations
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How many police vslues are there?
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8
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If a police officer tries to convenice a store owner not to press charges a against a poor elderly man shoplifting cartons of milk, the officer is practicing:
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Street justice
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According to the text, the main reason for the blue curtain of secrecy in law enforcement is ______ to other officers.
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Loyalty
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Who exerts the strongest influence on the ethical climate of an agency?
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The one in charge
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If one views the police ss (a) _______ presumptions follow: that criminals are the enemey and different from good people; that police are the army that fights the enemy using any means necessaryto control, capture and punish them.
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Crime control force
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______ ethics are an even more specific of applied ethics relating to the behavior of certain professions or groups.
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Professional
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