Matching Approach and Weakness (Each Can Be Used More Than

question 34

Multiple Choice

Matching Approach and Weakness (each can be used more than once)
-In which step you ask yourself what a person of integrity would do in this situation. In attempting to answer this question, you may find it useful to identify the relevant moral community and consider what that community would advise.

• A)Step one: gather the facts
• B)Step two: define the ethical issues
• C)Step three: identify the affected parties (the stakeholders)
• D)Step four: identify the consequences
• E)Step five: identify the obligations
• F)Step six: consider your character and integrity
• G)Step seven: think creatively about potential actions
• H)Step eight: check your gut

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Definitions:

Probable Cause

A reasonable basis for believing that a crime may have been committed, which is required for law enforcement to make an arrest, conduct a search, or receive a warrant.

Reasonable Duration

A length of time that is considered fair and appropriate under given circumstances or legal standards.

Physical Barriers

Obstacles that prevent or hinder movement or access, often relevant in discussions of accessibility and security.

Physical restraint

The use of physical force to limit a person's movements or actions, often for safety or control.