Professional Ethics in Criminal Justice: Being Ethical When No One Is Looking

Jay S. Albanese

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1. Recognizing Ethical Decisions: Ethics and Critical Thinking 2. Virtue Ethics: Seeking the Good 3. Formalism: Carrying Out Obligation and Duty 4. Utilitarianism: Measuring Consequences 5. Crime and Law: Which Behaviors Ought to Be Crimes? 6. Police: How Should the Law Be Enforced? 7. Courts: How Ought a Case Be Adjudicated? 8. Punishment and Corrections: What Should Be Done with Offenders? 9. Liability: What Should Be the Consequence of Unethical Conduct? 10. The Future: Will We Be More or Less Ethical?

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