Ethical Scrapbook Part 1
Good Samaritan
Acts of Vigilantism
Acts of Civil Disobedience
Criminal Acts

Good Samaritan Conduct/Act of Kindness
A man has a heart attack while mowing his lawn and firefighters return lawn after saving the man life Cop gives a pan handler homeless person another pair of boots rather than infringement In the act of losing wallet at a ball game it is come back with an extra $20 and a note asking for that the proprietor do a kind represent another person

Acts of Vigilantism
Two parents murder the man who was pimping their young high school little girl

father pounds the life out of man who attack his five year old little girl stranger sees lady get beat by her sweetheart and shoots beau in the face

Acts of Civil Disobedience
In Connecticut kindred
Americans neglected to enroll for weapons testament by the due date. For the general population who did not enlist their weapon by the due date are infringing upon the law
Government judge orders dissenters in L.A not to hinder the entryway of a abortion clinic

Claudette Colvin was
15 years old when she refused to move to the back of the bus and give up her seat to a white person nine months before Rosa
Parks she was arrested for it.

Criminal Acts By Professionals In Place of
Employment
FRAUD somebody takes their colleagues identity with the goal that they can access their own data and cash and profit by it

Embezzlement
Trusted by the supervisor to exchange cash to the bank to deposit it and she stole half of it for her very own requirements trusting nobody would take note

Worker profits by doing under the table occupations. Presently the representative needs to make sense of an approach to make it appear as though it was earned LEGALLY

References
• Top ten fraud and prevention tips for your small business. (2014).
Retrieved from www.enlawyers.com/1297/fraud-preventionbusiness-tips/top-ten-ways-to-protect-your-Maryland-smallbusiness/#.VB3rBXlozlu
• Chicago press release. (January 9,2012) Former employee pleads guilty to conspiracy charges for embezzlement
• Layton, J.(nd) How money laundering works Retrieved from http://money.howstuffworks.com/money-laundering1.htm