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Ethical Scrapbook Part 1 CJS/211
ETHICAL
SCRAPBOOK
PART 1
Jesse Wilkie
CJS/211
8-10-15
Dk Punzi

INTRODUCTION19802004








Good Samaritan Conduct or Random
Acts of Kindness
Acts of Vigilantism- Violating the Law to
Enforce the Law
Acts of Civil Disobedience- Violating the
Law to Change the Law
Criminal Acts Committed by
Professionals in the Course of their
Employment, other than Criminal
Justice Professional

GOOD SAMARITAN CONDUCT OR
RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS


Victor Perez



Girl Abduction
"That 's Not Your Little Girl!!!“
Bravery




GOOD SAMARITAN CONDUCT OR
RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS


Volunteering 9/11



World wide devastation
Rescue and Recovery
Over 10,000 volunteers




GOOD SAMARITAN CONDUCT OR
RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS


Paul Walker



Charities
Anonymous Humble
Generous Angel in disguise




ACTS OF VIGILANTISM- VIOLATING
THE LAW TO ENFORCE THE LAW


The Subway Vigilante – 1984



37 year old self-employed electrical engineer Bernhard Goetz Boarded New
York City’s subway system at the 14th
Street Station Four black teenagers:
James Ramseur – 19 years old Darrell
Cabey – 19 years old Troy Canty – 19 years old Barry Allen – 18 years old “
Thug Buster”

ACTS OF VIGILANTISM- VIOLATING
THE LAW TO ENFORCE THE LAW


Crime Wave in South Africa Spurs
Fierce Vigilante Justice – 1996



Furious mob shot and burned Rashaad
Staggie
Tired of police inaction over gangsterism and intimidation by drug deal 

ACTS OF VIGILANTISM- VIOLATING
THE LAW TO ENFORCE THE LAW


San Antonio Jury Clears Policeman in Slaying of a
Colleague – 1987



Officer Farrell Tucker shot and killed Officer
Stephen R. Smith
Officer Smith was suspended for charges of brutality Officer Smith was also linked to several acts of vigilantism and to three slayings
Officer Smith had planned to kill the assistant police chief, the deputy chief, and the Bexar County
District Attorney
Officer Smith blamed the three for ruining his career 







ACTS OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCEVIOLATING THE LAW TO
CHANGE THE



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