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Morality and Law |
Examine the relationship between morality and law using several different examples. Answer the seven Critical Thinking Questions on pp. 510–511 in Ch. 14 of Criminology. Respond to each question in 150 to 250 words. |
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Week 8 |
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ADJ 215 |
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1. Under what circumstances, if any,
might the legalization or decriminalization
of drugs be benefi cial
to society?
3. Do TV shows and fi lms glorify
drug usage and encourage youths
to enter the drug trade? Should all
2. Do you consider alcohol a drug?
Should greater control be placed
on the sale of alcohol?
images on TV of drugs and alcohol
be banned?
4. Is prostitution really a crime?
Should a man or woman have the
right to sell sexual favors if he or
she so chooses?
5. Do you believe there should be
greater controls placed on the
distribution of sexually explicit
material on the Internet? Would
you approve of the online sale of sexually explicit photos of children
if they were artifi cial images
created by computer
animation?
6. Which statement is more
accurate? (a) Sexually aggressive
men are drawn to pornography
because it reinforces their
preexisting hostile orientation
to sexuality. (b) Reading or
watching pornography can make men become sexually
aggressive.
7. Are there objective standards of
morality? Does the existing criminal
code refl ect contemporary national
moral standards? Or are
laws banning sexual behaviors
and substance abuse the product
of a relatively few “moral entrepreneurs”
who seek to control
other people’s behaviors?
Exercises – Week Eight
Resources: Ch. 13 & 14 of Financial Accounting
Complete Exercises E
13-8
& E14-3.
Submit as a Microsoft® Excel or Word® document.
13-8
Instructions
Prepare a statement of cash flows for 2011 using the indirect method
