Souryal: Ethics in Criminal Justice: In Search of the Truth, 6th ed.
Chapter 3: Understanding Criminal Justice Ethics: Sources and Sanctions
Introduction
Particularly when ethics is defined as the “rule of principles,” students are quick to ask, “But
whose principles are they?” The implication, of course, is that the study of ethics is “all
1. Natural law has been defined as:
2. Which of the following is not a natural law principle?
3. Among the natural law principles that restrict state power is:
4. The ethical implications of natural law in criminal justice focus on the fundamental obligation
to:
5. According to the text, which of the following is the correct rank order of virtues (from the
lowest to the highest)?
6. Martin Luther was a(n):
7. According to O’Dea and Aviada, the essential functions of religious testaments include:
8. Which of the following countries does not have a written constitution?
9. Institutional guidelines used to reinforce ethical conduct by practitioners are:
10. This represents the “not illegal “doctrine: