article : Dilemmas in a General Theory of Planning*. HORST W. J. RITTEL and MELVIN M. WEBBER

What strategies can be employed to "solve" "wicked problems" (make sure you reference the article)?

What are some other possible ways to tackle wicked problems in your view?

When approaching "wicked problems" what kind of ethical principles presented in your text do you think are best suited for dealing with these problems?

Give an example of a "wicked problem" in the criminal justice system and explain how you would approach it based on the ethical concepts you have studied thus far.