Which field studies ethical duties and moral concerns beyond borders, cultures, and religions?

• Local Ethics

• Moral Theology

• Global Ethics 

• Bioethics

What is the core basis of global ethical responsibility?

• Shared Humanity 

• Legal Authority

• Cultural Superiority

• Economic Equity

Which term refers to the ability to empathize with others by imagining their life experiences?

• Legal Realism

• Narrative Imagination 

• Cultural Literacy

• Judicial Insight

What is the main concern of global ethics?

• Local governance in the application internationally

• Religious beliefs across borders

• Moral challenges that transcend national boundaries

•  Domestic laws when an OFW was abused

What is considered the foundation of global responsibility?

• Religion

• Law enforcement

• Shared humanity

• Political structure

What is “narrative imagination”?

• Empathizing by envisioning others' experiences

• Telling fictional stories

• Writing crime reports creatively

• Designing investigative scenarios

Which international agreement gives foreign nationals the right to contact their consulate when arrested?

• Geneva Protocol

• Vienna Convention on Consular Relations

• International Civil Code

• Global Safety Accord

What is a key principle in ethical law enforcement?

• Harsh punishment

• Rapid conviction

• Proportional use of force

• Denial of legal counsel

Why are global ethics important in criminology?

• To comply with religious rules

• Because crimes now cross borders

• To promote cultural dominance

• To maintain isolation

What ethical concern arises from anti-terrorism laws?

• Support of environmental rights

• Promotion of national products

• Threat to civil liberties

• Encouragement of mass surveillance