Review all 12 examples in your team's Ethical Scrapbook: Part I, and individually answer the following questions for each example:
• Do you think the individual made the best decision possible given the circumstances?
• Could you see yourself acting similarly in similar circumstances?
Compare your individual responses to the previous questions as a team:
• Which examples generated agreement between all team members?
• Which examples generated disagreement?
• Discuss what the disagreement reflects in terms of personal value systems.
Refer to your team's values as you discuss and answer the followingm questions as team:
• Should all jurisdictions have a Good Samaritan law requiring an individual to help another individual if they are able? Explain why.
• Should vigilantism be permitted when the criminal justice system fails? Explain why or why not. Under what circumstances might you violate the law to enforce the law?
• Historically, in your opinion, has civil disobedience been effective in changing the law? Explain why or why not. What laws do youdisagree with or would you consider violating to change? Explain.
• Consider the many professions that exist, including the business and corporate sectors, medical professions, religious authorities, retail establishments, construction industry, insurance industry, banking, education, professional sports, research, pharmaceutical companies, and politics. What conditions exist in a profession, excluding criminal justice professions, that contribute to unethical behavior? Provide two examples.
• Do you believe that American society as a whole is predisposed to ethical or unethical behavior? Explain your response.
• Identify ethical considerations for the future of criminal justice.
What may be done to reduce ethical violations in the criminal justice profession?
Write a 1,500- to 2000-word paper that summarizes your individual and team responses to the previously listed questions.
Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.