1.Are sex offender registries an ethical sentencing tool? Apply at least three normative ethical approaches to support your answer.

2.Were the actions of Dudley & Stephens ethical in Regina v. Dudley & Stephens? Use at least three normative ethical approaches to defend your answer.

3.Pick one ethical dilemmas that we've discussed that you had trouble resolving. Describe the dilemma, and apply your personal code of ethics to come to a solution.

4.One Friday afternoon, in the State of Griswold, Mary hits traffic on the way home from work. As she pulls into her neighborhood, she sends a quick text telling her spouse to fire up the grill. While texting, Mary strikes and kills her only child, who was playing in the cul-de-sac. The prosecutor files charges for negligent homicide. Mary pleads guilty in exchange for "no rec" from the prosecutor. Mary's spouse forgives Mary and wants to save the marriage; prison time will not help that endeavor. Texting and driving has resulted in several deaths and is rising; Mary has two prior tickets for texting and driving. You're the sentencing authority; craft a fair and ethical sentence. Describe and apply each of the five purposes of sentencing and apply at least one ethical approach.