Ethical Formalism Would Reject a Policy of Allowing Gratuities If

question 27

Multiple Choice

Ethical formalism would reject a policy of allowing gratuities if they:

• A)are expressly against the law.
• B)occur frequently.
• C)are offered for the purpose of receiving a later favor.
• D)are not offered to all officers.

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Definitions:

Mootness Doctrine

A legal principle stating that a court will not hear a case if the issue has already been resolved or is no longer relevant.

Product Liability

Pertains to the legal responsibility of manufacturers, wholesalers, or retailers for injuries caused by defects or dangers in products they make available to consumers.

Unconscionability

A legal doctrine that refers to terms in a contract that are extremely unjust or overwhelmingly one-sided in favor of the party who has the superior bargaining power.

Assumption of Risk

A legal doctrine where an individual knowingly exposes themselves to danger and assumes responsibility for any resulting injuries or damages.