Ethics & Sources of Law review

Lila got a new job at Buddy's. In her new employee training, she’s given Buddy's Employee handbook which goes over expectations and rules of all Buddy's employees. THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF

• Code of Ethics

• Business Ethics

• Ethical system

• Virtue Ethics

A collection of standards of conduct and moral judgement forming the basis for a reasoned & impartial decision as to what is right and wrong

• Ethics

• Ethical System

• Values

• Impartiality

Divine Command Theory is an example of

• Ethical system

• Law

• Business ethics

• Ethics

Impartiality is

• A peaceful protest against the law to point our injustice

• A set of principles of right conduct that help guide people's decisions,

• The idea that the same ethical standard should apply to everyone.

• Enforceable rules of conduct in a soceity

Chris is negotiating a purchase with a new client for his company. As he negotiates, Chris uses his own ethics to come to a decision on the purchase. THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF

• Business Ethics
• Code of Ethics
• Business Law
• Constitution

A set of principles of right conduct that help guide people’s decisions

• Ethics
• Ethical System

• Code of Ethics

• Business Ethics

If we all have ethics, then why do we need law?

Which gives the best answer to the question?

• Law is needed to give punishment and consequences to people for breaking it.

• People don't always do what they should. Law is needed to maintain stability and hold society accountable.

• Ethics cannot force someone to do what is best but it can give power and consequences when someone acts against it.

• We're all different individuals and our personal law can be different than others so we need ethics to tell us how we should act and behave.

Enforceable rules of conduct in a society

• Law

• Ethics

• Morality

• Constitutional Law

How many sources of law does our law in the U.S. come from?

(type the number only)

In case law, judges are writing and creating new law.

• TRUE

• FALSE