Write these factors.

MORAL CONFLICT

MORAL PERSPECTIVE

MORAL CHOICES

MORAL DECISION

Case Study

To raise awareness for a cause you care about deeply, you wish to coordinate public demonstration. The space you want to use requires a lengthy application to reserve but you anticipate no problem with your application being approved. You submit the application well in advance, start planning the public demonstration, and rallying local community members. 2 weeks go by and you have received no word about the status of your application, so you follow up. The only information you can get is that the application is still pending. Five days before your event is scheduled, you receive word that your application has been rejected. You feel that the rejection is politically motivated. Do you go ahead with your event as a form of civil disobedience even though you are directly violating a law?