Essay On Procedural Fairness

“If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other.”- Mother Teresa (Quotes About Humanity, n.d.) Peace, serenity, and security is what all of us human aim to achieve, but we must not forget the rules, ethics that we need to obey to help us maintain a healthy society. The other day, I discovered that a priest in my town was offering a mother with her one child some assistance with hiding from the powers after she entered the country illegally. This act has left me torn and confused about what I should do whether I should report his act or not.

If I do report the Priest, this will be me abiding the law, valuing the procedural fairness, and standing up for the government rules. The priest deserves to be reported on since he has been overriding the law and practicing illegal actions which he has no authority to practice. But first, other people should be asked for advice like another priest or a special counselor. This will end in the loss of the priest’s license, the death of the wife, and the loss of the church’s credibility. However, I would be respecting the immigration rules as well as the
The priest does not deserve to be reported since he is trying to protect the wife from her husband’s abuse and the death penalty that is waiting for her at home. Nonetheless, other people should be asked for advice like another priest or a special counselor. This will result in the repetition of this act by the priest, but the protection of the wife. However, I would be neglecting the immigration rules and being unfair to the government. If I were in his shoes, I would prefer not being reported on. Still, ignoring the incident will lead to the repetition of these illegal actions and probably to the overpopulation of uncontrolled