Discuss the following using the 3 ethics triangle approaches.

1. Results-based approach

2. Rule-based approach

3. Virtue-based approach

4. Discuss Behavioral Ethics-Based Analysis

Craig Weatherford has worked for many years in Metropolitan County government. Trained as an engineer, his job is to conduct evaluations for the county zoning board regarding engineering features of filed petitions. Weatherford decides to retire. He then opens a consulting business and does similar work in the private sector. Given his prior experience in government, he is approached by a fellow engineer from a development firm who is petitioning the county zoning board for a variance. Weatherford agrees to represent the client and is slated to offer expert testimony before the board regarding the technical soundness of a large water system and the ecological consequences for surrounding jurisdictions. Previously, while employed by the county, Weatherford had completed preliminary assessments of this petition. His status as an expert witness for the company was challenged by citizen groups who opposed approval of the zoning variance. They questioned Weatherford's involvement in this issue. Now, he is uncertain about whether to continue to testify and represent his client.