CJ 230 Module Five Practice Activity Template

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CJ 230 Module Five Practice Activity Template Objective Summary of Decision-Making Process Step 1: Identify the facts Step 2: Identify relevant values and concepts Step 3: Identify all possible moral dilemmas for each party involved Step 4: Decide what is the most immediate moral or ethical issue facing the individual Step 5: Resolve the ethical or moral dilemma by using an ethical system or some other means of decision making The vehicle is not able to stay in its lane. The driver of the vehicle is also a fellow trooper, and his wife is friends with your wife. The Troopers have been together at multiple social events in the past. The trooper is also very well-liked and famous in the police department.  Disappointment  Not being honest  Feeling guilty  Embarrassed (DRIVER ) The driver of the vehicle, who is also a trooper, knowingly did something that was not legal, including asking a fellow trooper who had pulled him over to lie. (TROOPER) I must uphold the laws and principles I swore an oath to, no matter whom I am dealing with. Pissing off a fellow trooper and not looking the other way. (DRIVER) The issue is that the driver is driving while intoxicated and is also a trooper. DWI, illegal, violating his oath as a trooper to serve the community. (TROOPER) If I let my fellow trooper off the hook and allow his wife to pick him up. Our friendship remains intact but will not stop him from doing this in the future, and his issues won’t be corrected. Also, if I arrest him, it will cause a lot of drama in the (Trooper) in this situation, the best thing to do is arrest the fellow trooper for DWI. This allows me to uphold the values of my oath to the community.

Step 1: Identify the facts Step 2: Identify relevant values and concepts Step 3: Identify all possible moral dilemmas for each party involved Step 4: Decide what is the most immediate moral or ethical issue facing the individual Step 5: Resolve the ethical or moral dilemma by using an ethical system or some other means of decision making Confrontations with the trooper in the future because of my decision department. Objective Summary: On 7/31/2020, at approximately 23:45 hours, I was driving south on Highway 64 and observed a vehicle swerving and unable to stay in its lane. I conducted a traffic stop of the vehicle, at which time I noticed that the driver of the car was a fellow state trooper in my department. When I was at the vehicle, I could smell alcohol on the driver’s breath, and his speech was slurred. The driver told me that he had just left a retirement party after I asked if he had been drinking drink tonight. The driver said that if I let the "error slide," he would park his car and call his wife to pick him up. I decided to treat this stop like any other and make an arrest.

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