please either answer all of them or answer none of them. I don't have any more questions this month.

1. Kant believed that the only appropriate punishment for a crime--even murder--was rehabilitation, as rehabilitation works to restore the dignity in an individual. True False 2. What is the difference between the reasoning behind why a Utilitarian would decide whether to punish someone and the reasoning behind why a Kantian would decide whether to punish someone. In other words: John committed a crime. Should he be punished? What would a Utilitarian say? What would a Kantian say? Don't just say whether they would say yes or no, explain why they would say yes or no--their reasoning. 3. Imagine someone wants to commit suicide. They consult the second formulation of the categorical imperative. Would the categorical imperative say it is permissible or impermissible to commit suicide. Why or why not? 4. Your car breaks down on the way to school. You text a friend to come pick you up and take you to class. Why are you not violating the categorical imperative even though you are treating your friend as a means? 5. According to Kant, why are children not necessarily members of the moral community? 1. Kant believed that the only appropriate punishment for a crime--even murder--was rehabilitation, as rehabilitation works to restore the dignity in an individual. True False 2. What is the difference between the reasoning behind why a Utilitarian would decide whether to punish someone and the reasoning behind why a Kantian would decide whether to punish someone. In other words: John committed a crime. Should he be punished? What would a Utilitarian say? What would a Kantian say? Don't just say whether they would say yes or no, explain why they would say yes or no--their reasoning. 3. Imagine someone wants to commit suicide. They consult the second formulation of the categorical imperative. Would the categorical imperative say it is permissible or impermissible to commit suicide. Why or why not? 4. Your car breaks down on the way to school. You text a friend to come pick you up and take you to class. Why are you not violating the categorical imperative even though you are treating your friend as a means? 5. According to Kant, why are children not necessarily members of the moral community