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    Moral and Ethical Dilemmas in Criminalistics My career plan includes finishing school with several different degrees‚ to include; an Associate’s degree in Criminal Justice‚ a Bachelors degree in Forensics/Investigations and a Bachelors degree in Technology. One of the most vital skills I have learned in my Critical Thinking and Ethics class is the importance of critical thinking. I am a natural procrastinator and using the critical thinking skills that I have acquire‚ I believe that I may be

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    ----------------------- [pic] Personal Ethical Dilemma on Alcoholism Prior to Grade 11‚ whenever I heard the words ’substance abuse’ my mind immediately pictured useless‚ pathetic and stupid people who were ruining their lives for no reason. My notion began to change slightly as I moved through my last schooling years but even with an ever-increasing academic workload I would never even consider any substance as a stress reliever. The circumstances which made me think long and hard about my life started with

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    Unique and Ethical Dilemmas Facing the Clergy Men of God’s calling have spent years studying scripture and spent thousands of dollars at universities and colleges attempting to learn the truth of God’s word. They study to not only validate their own faith but to have that boldness that the apostles demonstrated as they followed the last command of Jesus‚ to spread the gospel thought all the world. Their mission is to counsel‚ to instruct‚ to teach‚ to explain and to lay the foundation

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    Annette Morris Mark Mills English Comp 2 November 29‚ 2010 Do Not Resuscitate: Moral and Ethical Dilemma Who has the right to take one ’s life from them? The Supreme Court says that no man shall take the life of another man without punishment. The Bible says‚ "Thou shalt not kill" (Exodus 20:13)‚ yet humans still kill their own kind. How is DNR different? Wikipedia’s definition of DNR or Do Not Resuscitate is “A do not resuscitate document‚ often called a living will‚ is a binding legal document

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    The Ethical Dilemma of a Patient’s Right to Die Is it wrong to discontinue a ventilator even at the patient’s request‚ with the expectation that the patient will die? Health care providers encounter ethical dilemmas such as this one on a daily basis in hospital and long term care settings. Choosing to withdraw life support poses one of the most prominent dilemmas in bioethics. Health care clinicians‚ which includes physicians‚ advance practice nurses and registered nurses‚ must utilize moral action

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    College has impacted my life in many ways‚ and has taught me many life lessons. For one don’t procrastinate till the last minute before your exam. I believe the phrase “college is the best times of your life” is the best way to describe it. College has taught me so much it taught me not to procrastinate‚ how to manage my social life‚ and it also taught me how to balance my extra curriculum activities. In life we all struggle with procrastination‚ procrastination is a deadly illness that

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    Pregnancy includes many different topics‚ such as conceiving‚ prenatal care‚ labor‚ birth‚ and adoption‚ so the ethical dilemmas that can occur are many. The reproductive system produces a new life‚ and at what point during the pregnancy this life has rights of its own is a much debated subject. Should a mother have sole maternal rights over the prenatal life‚ and therefore‚ the right to make choices as she sees fit? Or should the father have an equal say in the decisions? Perhaps once the child

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    Moral Dilemma What people feel morally obligated to do depends on the situation. In general‚ I think everyone can agree that it is immoral to take someone’s life‚ but there are situations where people might think otherwise. There are also other less severe circumstances where people’s morals are put in question. In the end‚ it depends on one’s personal moral beliefs on how they would act when in certain instances. The first dilemma I chose was the fat man and the impending doom. Without a

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    Moral Dilemma As children we grow up learning the difference between right and wrong from our parents. Later the as we grow older schools and other institutions such as churches instill in is other moral values and ethics. Life often bombards us with many difficult situations and sometimes it is difficult to follow your own personal moral compass. It is particularly difficult when dealing with moral dilemmas. A moral dilemma forces a person to choose between two equally unpleasant things

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    Moral Dilemma Jocelyn Chang Block 1 The world of morality does not always operate in shades of black and white‚ more often than not it ventures into realms of different hues of gray. Who should be allowed to decide one’s life? People with faith in the justice system believe that the choice should be left to a judge and jury; people with faith in religion believe the choice can only be made by a god. What about one man? In “Gentlemen‚ your verdict” by Michael Bruce‚ Lieutenant-Commander Oram must

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