1. Can you think of any activities that are considered immoral but not illegal and any that are considered illegal but not immoral? To what extent should morality underpin our laws? The scenarios in Q2 may help you to think a little deeper about this issue. 2. Consider the following acts and decide the extent to which you think the law ought to intervene or if they are simply issues of private morality/societal behaviour: a. Aisha's husband leaves her for a younger woman. Does it make any difference if he is her boyfriend rather than her husband? b. Your friend asks you to purchase some books for him which cost 100. Your friend says he will pay you at the end of the month. You buy the books and give them to him but at the end of the month your friend refuses to pay. You no longer wish to be friends. c. Aisha and her colleague Rob both work for the same organisation in very similar roles. At their respective annual reviews, Rob is able to negotiate a signicantly greater pay increase. Aisha has now found out that although they essentially do the same work, Rob is paid much more. d. You notice one of your neighbours in Tesco shopping and she is wearing her nightclothes and no face mask. You think people should be properly dressed when they are in public