George has always professed non-violence, but in this instance he fights the robber to protect his child. Technically, by fighting, he is violating his moral belief that one should be non-violent. His decision to fight in this instance is an example of:

a. absolutism.
b. universality.
c. egoism.
d. situational ethics.


d

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a. concealment of another crime. b. defrauding an insurance company. c. revenge. d. terrorism. e. all of the above.

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Crimes punishable by jail confinement for up to one year are called:

a. felonies. b. misdemeanors. c. infractions. d. Part I offenses.

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______ female drug offenders represent 56.4% of all inmates.

a. State b. Federal c. County d. Local

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Which type of school shooting exemplifies a perpetrator who is not a member of the school and their motive is often symbolic in nature to gain a power differential?

a. Rampage b. Targeted c. Mass d. Terroristic

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