1. The central issues in Correctional Corruption revolve around the pervasive nature of corruption, abuse of power, and unethical behavior within corrections, and how those behaviors can be dealt with. Explain your choices in this scenario by addressing the following questions: Why are correctional settings prone to corruption? Provide several examples of unethical behavior that occurs in our correctional facilities. What can be done to improve the ethical behavior of corrections officers and staff? What impacts would these improvements likely have on both inmates and other staff members, and the corrections community as a whole?

2. If you were a prison warden, how would you prevent, detect, deter, and deal with corruption? Provide specific details on the policies, procedures, and practices you would utilize.

3. The central issues in Misconduct while Interrogating revolve around the ethical ambiguity that is often used by government agents on the frontlines of the war on terror, and possible responses to unethical behaviors that arise from that ambiguity. Explain your choices in this scenario by addressing the following questions: What are the differences and similarities between utilitarianism and the human rights-based model of policing? Provide several examples. Which model do you feel is more effective? Why? Is there a model that you find even more effective than the two provided? Support your position with concrete examples and details.

4. Discuss the principle of double effect. Provide several examples. Do you agree with this principle? Why/why not? In what situation would you agree with its efficacy? In what situation would you refute its efficacy? What are the pivotal differences between the two situations?