Ethics
The means for determining what society's values ought to be
What are Ethics?
Freedom of Religion, Press, Expression
What is the first amendment?
Trial by Jury in Civil Cases
what is the 7th Amendment?
being open and truthful with people
What is Honesty?
Spells out the principles by which the government operates.
What is the Constitution?
The values that govern a society’s attitude towards right and wrong
What are Morals?
The right to bear arms
What is the second amendment?
The Construction of Constitution
what is the 9th Amendment?
treating people fairly and equally
what is justice?
Share the same law “in common” with everyone else throughout the country.
What is Common Law?
An action that creates the greatest good for the majority of people; must be positive.
What is The Greatest Good?
Search and seize
What is the fourth amendment?
Limiting Changes to Congressional Pay
what is the 27th Amendment?
being sympathetic to the difficulties of others.
what is compassion?
a judge is required to follow an earlier court decision when deciding a case with similar circumstances.
What is Precedent?
Do unto others as you would have done upon you
What is The Golden Rule?
This amendment abolished slavery
What is the 13th amendment?
Choosing the President, Vice President
what is the 12th Amendment?
putting yourself in someone else's shoes
What is Empathy?
Laws specifically passed by a governing body, such as the U.S. Congress, state legislatures, and city councils.
What are Statutes?
Honesty, justice,compassion,Empathy,Integrity
What are the Ethical Character Traits?
This protects citizens from cruel and unusual punishment
What is the 8th amendment?
Liquor Abolished
what is the 18th Amendment?
doing the right thing regardless of personal consequences
What is Integrity?
consists of those rules and procedures established by regulatory agencies
What is Administrative Law?