Under Ethical Formalism

question 3

Multiple Choice

Under ethical formalism:

• A) violating rights and using illegal force against prisoners violate one's duty and are contrary to the categorical imperative
• B) it seems obvious that if one acts in an illegal way towards inmates there is very little moral authority can do to influence them to become law-abiding
• C) the actions of criminal justice personnel should always promote prisoners' subjective well-being
• D) none of these statements reflects ethical formalism

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