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Ethics in Criminal Justice

Sam S. Souryal

Chapter 6

Lying and Deception in Criminal Justice - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

Problem 1

How does the "ethical reasoner" respond to claims of neophytes within the police force? What is the logical conclusion concerning the response to social disorder?

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Problem 2

What must be the primary concern of criminal justice practitioners? Distinguish between the "ends" and "means" of justice.

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Problem 3

What is the most notable weakness of criminal justice management? What fallacies are found in this weakness?

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Problem 4

Describe the "harvest of shame" in the management of your agency. What are some of its causes?

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Problem 5

Why is the idea of professionalism often confusing by today's standards? Explain the concept of the new professionalism. What are the characteristics of the new professional?

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Problem 6

Define professionalism. Why is it a deceptive term? What are the characteristics of the professional criminal justice practitioner?

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Problem 7

What are the domains of lying defined by Sissela Bok? How are they related? In what ways can an intentionally deceptive message be stated?

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Problem 8

. Discuss two viewpoints in the origin of lying. What is pseudologia phantastica?

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Problem 9

Discuss the views of Saint Augustine and Saint Thomas Aquinas regarding lies. What was Grotius's view of justifiable lies?

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Problem 10

Using Bok's discussion of lying, determine how many of her views apply to your agency. What kinds of lies are considered justifiable in your agency?

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