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• 2007052002 contributor B10811467.
• 2007052002 created "c2009.".
• 2007052002 date "2009".
• 2007052002 date "c2009.".
• 2007052002 dateCopyrighted "c2009.".
• 2007052002 description "Ethics in law enforcement -- Case 13.1. Serpico -- Police -- Significant service to society -- Case 13.2. The funeral of Za Chue Xiong -- Greater rights and responsibilities -- Self-governance -- Case 13.3. The backup -- Autonomy -- A calling -- Money as means -- Extensive training -- Credentialing -- Corrections -- Case 13.4. Sheriff Joe and the abortions -- Ethics in corrections -- The ethics of parole and probation -- Case 13.5. The sex offender -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Ethics in the courtroom -- Case 14.1. The Alford plea -- The adversarial system -- The judge -- Significant service to society -- Greater responsibilities and rights -- Self-governance and autonomy -- Calling and money as means -- Extensive training and credentialing -- Summary -- The lawyer -- Case 14.2. Malpractice -- Significant service -- Greater responsibilities and rights -- Self-governance and autonomy -- Calling and money as means -- Training and credentials -- Summary -- The jury -- Case 14.3. The activist juror -- Significant service -- Greater responsibilities and rights -- Summary -- The court reporter -- Significant service to the community -- Greater responsibilities -- Self-governance and autonomy -- Training and credentials -- Calling and money as means -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Criminal justice ethics in the future -- Case 15.1. Seeing through walls -- Technology -- Demographics -- Case 15.2. Stem cell therapy: the near future -- Population growth -- International relations -- Media -- Influence -- Information overload -- Moral significance -- Engagement, education, and ethics -- The need for civic engagement -- The need for education -- Public sector ethics -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Index.".
• 2007052002 description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• 2007052002 description "Preliminaries -- Introduction: challenges and tools -- Case 1.1. The counterfeit counterfeit 20s -- Accountability and integrity -- Working assumptions -- The challenge and tools of moral leadership -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Moral decision making: the logic of ethics -- Case 2.1. When Fred shot Barney -- Conclusions, premises, and good and bad arguments -- Deduction versus induction -- Truth versus validity -- Fallacies -- Case 2.2. Inside information -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Philosophical ethics -- Consequentialism -- Case 3.1. Huck Finn and Jim -- Basic theories -- Consequentialism -- Egoism -- Case 3.2. Antigone -- Case 3.3. The state trooper and the injured truck driver -- Utilitarianism -- Case 3.4. The rebellion -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Regularianism -- Regularianism -- Case 4.1. The judge and the moral problem -- Advantages -- Objectivity -- Common starting point -- Advanced preparation -- Understanding others -- Shortcomings -- Bad rules -- No rules -- Case 4.2. Towing the boat -- Conflicting rules -- Types of rules -- Divine commands -- Case 4.3. The protective wife -- Laws -- Codes of ethics -- The golden rule -- Ubiquity -- Consistency -- Reciprocity -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Deontology -- Case 5.1. The guilty client -- Advantages -- Shortcomings -- Case 5.2. Billy Budd -- What is duty? -- Genuine duty versus alleged, but false, duty -- Conflicts of duty -- Case 5.3. Sophie's choice -- Is acting from duty the only way to be morally good? -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Virtue and responsibility: an Aristotelian approach -- Case 6.1. The hit and run son -- Theories of virtue -- Rawls's synthesis -- The feminist synthesis -- Case 6.2. The harassing legislator -- Aristotle on virtue -- Teleology -- Virtue, wisdom, and happiness -- Case 6.3. The tipsy judge -- Virtue and habit -- Ethics and morals -- Sin -- The good and the golden mean -- Cardinal virtues -- Integrity -- Responsibility -- Case 6.4. The double dipper -- Aristotle's view of responsibility -- Case 6.5. The coerced cop -- Existentialism's view of responsibility -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions.".
• 2007052002 extent "xvii, 334 p. ;".
• 2007052002 identifier "0073379999 (alk. paper)".
• 2007052002 identifier "9780073379999 (alk. paper)".
• 2007052002 identifier 2007052002-d.html.
• 2007052002 identifier 2007052002-t.html.
• 2007052002 issued "2009".
• 2007052002 issued "c2009.".
• 2007052002 language "eng".
• 2007052002 publisher "Boston : McGraw-Hill,".
• 2007052002 subject "172/.2 22".
• 2007052002 subject "Criminal justice, Administration of Case studies.".
• 2007052002 subject "Criminal justice, Administration of Moral and ethical aspects.".
• 2007052002 subject "Criminal justice, Administration of Philosophy.".
• 2007052002 subject "HV7419 .D74 2009".
• 2007052002 tableOfContents "Ethics in law enforcement -- Case 13.1. Serpico -- Police -- Significant service to society -- Case 13.2. The funeral of Za Chue Xiong -- Greater rights and responsibilities -- Self-governance -- Case 13.3. The backup -- Autonomy -- A calling -- Money as means -- Extensive training -- Credentialing -- Corrections -- Case 13.4. Sheriff Joe and the abortions -- Ethics in corrections -- The ethics of parole and probation -- Case 13.5. The sex offender -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Ethics in the courtroom -- Case 14.1. The Alford plea -- The adversarial system -- The judge -- Significant service to society -- Greater responsibilities and rights -- Self-governance and autonomy -- Calling and money as means -- Extensive training and credentialing -- Summary -- The lawyer -- Case 14.2. Malpractice -- Significant service -- Greater responsibilities and rights -- Self-governance and autonomy -- Calling and money as means -- Training and credentials -- Summary -- The jury -- Case 14.3. The activist juror -- Significant service -- Greater responsibilities and rights -- Summary -- The court reporter -- Significant service to the community -- Greater responsibilities -- Self-governance and autonomy -- Training and credentials -- Calling and money as means -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Criminal justice ethics in the future -- Case 15.1. Seeing through walls -- Technology -- Demographics -- Case 15.2. Stem cell therapy: the near future -- Population growth -- International relations -- Media -- Influence -- Information overload -- Moral significance -- Engagement, education, and ethics -- The need for civic engagement -- The need for education -- Public sector ethics -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Index.".
• 2007052002 tableOfContents "Preliminaries -- Introduction: challenges and tools -- Case 1.1. The counterfeit counterfeit 20s -- Accountability and integrity -- Working assumptions -- The challenge and tools of moral leadership -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Moral decision making: the logic of ethics -- Case 2.1. When Fred shot Barney -- Conclusions, premises, and good and bad arguments -- Deduction versus induction -- Truth versus validity -- Fallacies -- Case 2.2. Inside information -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Philosophical ethics -- Consequentialism -- Case 3.1. Huck Finn and Jim -- Basic theories -- Consequentialism -- Egoism -- Case 3.2. Antigone -- Case 3.3. The state trooper and the injured truck driver -- Utilitarianism -- Case 3.4. The rebellion -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Regularianism -- Regularianism -- Case 4.1. The judge and the moral problem -- Advantages -- Objectivity -- Common starting point -- Advanced preparation -- Understanding others -- Shortcomings -- Bad rules -- No rules -- Case 4.2. Towing the boat -- Conflicting rules -- Types of rules -- Divine commands -- Case 4.3. The protective wife -- Laws -- Codes of ethics -- The golden rule -- Ubiquity -- Consistency -- Reciprocity -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Deontology -- Case 5.1. The guilty client -- Advantages -- Shortcomings -- Case 5.2. Billy Budd -- What is duty? -- Genuine duty versus alleged, but false, duty -- Conflicts of duty -- Case 5.3. Sophie's choice -- Is acting from duty the only way to be morally good? -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions -- Virtue and responsibility: an Aristotelian approach -- Case 6.1. The hit and run son -- Theories of virtue -- Rawls's synthesis -- The feminist synthesis -- Case 6.2. The harassing legislator -- Aristotle on virtue -- Teleology -- Virtue, wisdom, and happiness -- Case 6.3. The tipsy judge -- Virtue and habit -- Ethics and morals -- Sin -- The good and the golden mean -- Cardinal virtues -- Integrity -- Responsibility -- Case 6.4. The double dipper -- Aristotle's view of responsibility -- Case 6.5. The coerced cop -- Existentialism's view of responsibility -- Summary -- Answers to case study questions.".
• 2007052002 title "Ethics in criminal justice / Christopher Dreisbach.".
• 2007052002 type "text".