Police Defend Their Actions of Using Stings on All of the Following

question 7

Multiple Choice

Police defend their actions of using stings on all of the following grounds EXCEPT:

• A)the moral benefits of a successful sting operation far exceed the ethical costs of using deception
• B)the social benefits of a successful sting operation far exceed the ethical costs of using deception
• C)citizens have given the police the right to use a degree of coercion to protect the community
• D)tough interrogation techniques are an effective deterrent for preventing future criminal behavior

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Definitions:

Federal Securities Regulation

The body of federal law governing the creation, distribution, and sale of securities, enforced by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Proxy Solicitations

A process in which shareholders are formally requested to allow someone else to vote on their behalf in corporate decisions.

Tender Offers

Public offers made by a person or entity to purchase a significant percentage of a company's shares or bonds.

Cash-Out Combinations

Business transactions where shareholders of a company being acquired or merged are paid in cash instead of receiving shares of the acquiring or merging entity.