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The Sam and Doris case was expected to be a case of “my word…

The Sam and Doris case was expected to be a case of “my word agsinst yours.”

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According to Charles Fried, utilitarian reasoning is the bes…

According to Charles Fried, utilitarian reasoning is the best and only way to justify a lawyer’s special friendship with his or her clients.

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Deontological ethics is an ethical theory opposed or contras…

Deontological ethics is an ethical theory opposed or contrasted to duty ethics.

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There are two kinds of virtue for Aristotle: primary and sec…

There are two kinds of virtue for Aristotle: primary and secondary virtues.

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According to the principle of justice, one is morally obliga…

According to the principle of justice, one is morally obligated to acknowlege a person’s right to due process under the law, fair compensation for harm done, and fair distribution of benefits.

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A public defender is paid by the government to defend client…

A public defender is paid by the government to defend clients who have been arrested and charged by the government.

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One of the traditional areas of philosophy is aesthetics whi…

One of the traditional areas of philosophy is aesthetics which is sometimes grouped with ethics under the broad category of axiology.

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A consequentialist moral reasoner would locate the moral wor…

A consequentialist moral reasoner would locate the moral worth of an action in the intrinsic quality of the act itself.

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William C. Heffernan was a prosecutor who used technicalitie…

William C. Heffernan was a prosecutor who used technicalities to convict an innocent man.

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Kant pointed out that it is impossible to act contrary to on…

Kant pointed out that it is impossible to act contrary to one’s inclination—i.e., if you are inclined toward telling a lie then you will necessarily tell that lie

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