What Is One Example of Racial Profiling in Law Enforcement

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Multiple Choice

What is one example of racial profiling in law enforcement?

• A)When building a legitimate profile of a criminal, the officer focuses on the person's modus operandi (methods of operation), rather than on their race or ethnicity.
• B)You are allowed to consider a person's race or ethnicity in drawing inferences of criminal activity as long as there are reliable statistics that show that persons of a given race or ethnicity are more likely than others to be arrested or convicted for certain specific crimes.
• C)In appropriate circumstances, an officer can consider whether a person seems to be "out of place" (i.e., not a resident of a particular area or neighbourhood), so long as the officer does not rely on the person's race or ethnicity to reach that conclusion or to draw an inference that the person is "up to no good."
• D)When making decisions about how to deal with a person, an officer should generally focus on the person's conduct, rather than on physical characteristics such as skin colour.

Understand the legal status and ethical considerations surrounding the sale and purchase of human organs in the U.S.

Comprehend the arguments for and against the exploitation of the poor in an organ market.

Analyze the significance of emotional reactions, such as disgust, in ethical deliberations about organ sales.

Examine the considerations around life expectancy and eligibility for organ transplants.

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Definitions:

Absorption Costing

A financial recording technique that entails incorporating all costs associated with manufacturing, whether they are fixed or variable, into the product's pricing.

Selling Price

The amount of money charged for a product or service, typically enough to cover costs and generate profit.

Required Return

The expected gain or loss on an investment over a specified period, factoring in both the risk and the time value of money.

Absorption Costing

A method of costing that includes all manufacturing costs – direct materials, direct labor, and both variable and fixed overhead – in the cost of a product.