Poetic Justice

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    International and Legal Issues

    International Legal and Ethical Issues In an attempt to address legal and ethical issues domestically and internationally we will use the simulation and readings to discuss the questions from week two’s team project. Whether the company is a domestic company or foreign country there are legal, ethical and cultural issues that must be addressed. When addressing issues that arise when handling international legal disputes it is important to choose where and how the dispute will be settled. Each

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    Simulation Summary

    Addressing International Legal and Ethical Issues Simulation Summary Taylor Jones LAW/421 November 20, 2012 International Legal and Ethical Issues Simulation Summary International transactions require certain legal criteria for proper processing. When one country wants to venture into another country to globally market a product, they must consider the legal ramifications and other possibilities that could happen once they are established in that country. In the case of CadMex Pharma wanting

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    International Legal and Ethical Issues Simulation Summary

    International Legal and Ethical Issues Simulation Summary The most important thing to consider when solving international disputes is whether or not the contract is legally enforceable in all countries. Countries are ruled by different rules and regulations and the business initiating the contract needs to take into consideration the law, culture, and ethics of the country they are doing business with. When considering sublicensing agreements, CadMex must ensure that all quality standards and

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    peace and personal security. | | | Glaucon believes that justice is good solely as means but not in itself. Glaucon wants Socrates to prove to him how it can be good both as means and in itself. Glaucon says that no one is willingly just, but rather compelled to act justly caused by nature, while they try to better themselves, ultimately saying that the life of the unjust is also better. Glaucon’s argument contains three parts; justice being good in itself, purely as means, the third dealing with

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    Marketing Essay

    Marketers must follow certain ethical, legal, and social responsibilities when appealing to consumers. Marketing ethics means being sensitive to people of all races, ethnicities, and even religions by not marketing products that may offend these groups. Most companies usually create policies surrounding ethics in their marketing. Good marketing ethics is vital to retain long-term consumers. A company should have good social responsibilities in their marketing also. Promotion of good social responsibilities

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    Criminal

    media only reports on the actions that are wrong instead of right. The American people will only follow those who lead and what they do will promote unethical behavior within society. The best way to prevent unethical behavior within criminal justice is to define what it maybe, but also have consequences for the behavior. This will be important because officers may not think a specific action is unethical, although it should be clear. I also think that there should be no tolerance for those who

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    Communal Justice in Igbo Land: an Appraisal

    COMMUNAL JUSTICE IN IGBO LAND: AN APPRAISAL INTRODUCTION There is in every society or community a conscious effort to maintain peace, and preserve mutual respect of individual’s goods, rights, and properties through gradual inculcation of rationally derived principles, ethical norms and trends. In the main, these principles seem to be borne out of the day-to-day experiences arising from human encounter and interactions. Often they are formulated in succinct formulas to instill discipline, and

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    Hcs/335 Dq 1 Week 1

    Laws and regulations are a solution that needs to be addressed with ethical problems. Individuals need to follow the law and they also need a set of regulations when considering the ethical problems. When not following the laws and not setting up any regulations can lead to prosecution. There is no solution when there is too many laws and regulation they are the problem. All the books on law should be re-evaluated before it is passed or revised. When the law is being re-evaluated it needs to correspond

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    Dimensions of Action

    Where is the center of the 3 dimensions of actions (ethical, legal, prudential)? In reality, human mankind always comes across situation, occasions, or even dilemma, consisting of the ethical, legal and prudential elements. According to the 3 dimensions of actions, we should try to select within these frameworks, while the best solution always lies among the center of these 3 dimensions. From “Ethics for the Real World” by Ronald A. Howard and Clinton D. Korver, I understand there are a lot of

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    Personal Ethic

    Sanjuana Garcia Personal Ethical Statement My personal preferred lens is relationship. I used my reasoning skills to determine what process and systems I place to assure fairness and justice for all the community and have equality. The blind spot is overconfidence in process. I believe that a consistent process results in a outcome for all, sometimes I trust the process too much. Although everyone should have equal access, not everyone does. Unequal access gives rise to unjust outcomes, even

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