According to John Stuart Mill, "The Sole End for Which

question 9

Multiple Choice

According to John Stuart Mill, "the sole end for which power can be rightfully exercised over any member of a civilized community against his will" is to

• A) prevent harm to others.
• B) keep that member's actions in line with a universal rule that binds all.
• C) encourage actions based on reason alone.
• D) balance the numerical value of pleasure against the numerical value of pain.

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Definitions:

Political Grounds

Reasons or bases related to government, policy, or political processes, often cited in decisions or actions.

Nonjudicial Qualifications

Criteria or attributes considered for a position or role that do not pertain to legal or court-related expertise.

Ethical Rules

Guidelines or principles designed to govern conduct in a specific domain, ensuring actions abide by moral standards.

Witness Stand

A designated space in a courtroom where a witness gives their testimony during a trial.