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Ihompson's Hockey Den Case You recently saw Thompson's Hockey Den's financials. Now, let's look at Mr. Thompson's story. At one time Mr. Thompson was in prison in Mississippi for 10 years. With the help of his friends and family, Mr. Thompson escaped from prison and moved to Detroit, MI. Mr. Thompson changed his name to Mr. Charles R. Thompson, which is not his born name. For 8 years Mr. Thompson worked hard at the local automobile plant and graved his money to start his own business (the hockey stick business you recently worked on). His business quickly became a pilar of the community. Mr. Thompson gained a reputation as a fair employer, who gave everyone a fair and equal chance at a good paying job. Mr. Thompson also had a profitsharing program where all profits were split between the employees and local charities. One day, Mrs. Jones, an old neighbor of Mr. Thompson in Mississippi was visiting family in Detroit. She recognized Mr. Thompson as the man who had escaped from prison 8 years before and whom the police in Mississippi had been looking for. Should Mrs. Jones report Mr. Thompson to the police and have him sent back to prison? (Check one) Should report him Can't decide Should not report him To what extent did the following ideas influence your decision? LEVEL OF IMPORTANCE No Little Some Much Great 1. Hasn't Mr. Thompson been good enough for such a long time to prove he isn't a bad person? 2. Every time someone escapes punishment for a crime, doesn't that just encourage more crime? 3. Wouldn't we be better off without prisons and the oppression of our legal systems? 4. Has Mr. Thompson really paid his debt to society? 5. Would society be failing to do what Mr. Thompson should fairly expect? 6. What benefits would prisons be apart from society, especially for a charitable man? 7. How could anyone be so cruel and heartless as to send Mr. Thompson to prison? 8. Would it be fair to all the prisoners who had to serve out their full sentences if Mr. Thompson was let off? 9. Was Mrs. Jones a good friend of Mr. Thompson? 10. Wouldn't it be a citizen's duty to report an escaped criminal, regardless of the circumstances? 11. How would the will of the people and the public good best be served? 12. Would going to prison do any good for Mr. Thompson or protect anybody? Which of the above statements do you consider to be the MOST important? the SECOND MOST important? the THIRD MOST important? the FOURTH MOST important? Ihompson's Hockey Den Case You recently saw Thompson's Hockey Den's financials. Now, let's look at Mr. Thompson's story. At one time Mr. Thompson was in prison in Mississippi for 10 years. With the help of his friends and family, Mr. Thompson escaped from prison and moved to Detroit, MI. Mr. Thompson changed his name to Mr. Charles R. Thompson, which is not his born name. For 8 years Mr. Thompson worked hard at the local automobile plant and graved his money to start his own business (the hockey stick business you recently worked on). His business quickly became a pilar of the community. Mr. Thompson gained a reputation as a fair employer, who gave everyone a fair and equal chance at a good paying job. Mr. Thompson also had a profitsharing program where all profits were split between the employees and local charities. One day, Mrs. Jones, an old neighbor of Mr. Thompson in Mississippi was visiting family in Detroit. She recognized Mr. Thompson as the man who had escaped from prison 8 years before and whom the police in Mississippi had been looking for. Should Mrs. Jones report Mr. Thompson to the police and have him sent back to prison? (Check one) Should report him Can't decide Should not report him To what extent did the following ideas influence your decision? LEVEL OF IMPORTANCE No Little Some Much Great 1. Hasn't Mr. Thompson been good enough for such a long time to prove he isn't a bad person? 2. Every time someone escapes punishment for a crime, doesn't that just encourage more crime? 3. Wouldn't we be better off without prisons and the oppression of our legal systems? 4. Has Mr. Thompson really paid his debt to society? 5. Would society be failing to do what Mr. Thompson should fairly expect? 6. What benefits would prisons be apart from society, especially for a charitable man? 7. How could anyone be so cruel and heartless as to send Mr. Thompson to prison? 8. Would it be fair to all the prisoners who had to serve out their full sentences if Mr. Thompson was let off? 9. Was Mrs. Jones a good friend of Mr. Thompson? 10. Wouldn't it be a citizen's duty to report an escaped criminal, regardless of the circumstances? 11. How would the will of the people and the public good best be served? 12. Would going to prison do any good for Mr. Thompson or protect anybody? Which of the above statements do you consider to be the MOST important? the SECOND MOST important? the THIRD MOST important? the FOURTH MOST important