Assignment Prompt & Instructions
Please see attached.
– ## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions1CJUS300.docx
– ## DiscussionThreadWK1CJUS300.docx
**## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions1CJUS300.docx**
CJUS 300
**Discussion Instructions**
You will complete 2 Discussions in this course. Post one initial thread by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module:Week. You will then post 2 replies to two other students’ initial post by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of the assigned Module:Week. Initial posts must have between 100-200 words, while replies must have between 50-100 words. There is no citation requirement for any posting, but each must add substantively to the conversation. Only post plain text content. The use of headings is encouraged, but only if using the Discussion text editor. Do not include formatted elements from other word processing programs.
**## DiscussionThreadWK1CJUS300.docx**
**Discussion Thread: Ethical Dilemma**
You and your patrol car partner receive a Code‐3 dispatch “
_Officer down and needs help_.” You’re driving and decide on a hairpin route, but much shorter in time. It is a narrow, one‐lane road with a rock wall on your right and a 100‐yard sheer drop on the left side. At your best speed practical and with all due regard to the environment, you round a curve with a little child is playing in the road. There isn't time to brake!
Your options are:
· to stay on the road, strike and kill the six‐year‐old, or
· veer left, lose your life, and kill your partner.
**Questions to address in your post:**
· What are the competing rights in this scenario?
· What are the three ways to cope with competing rights and which one must be used in this circumstance?
· What will you do and why?
**## DiscussionThreadWK1CJUS300.docx**
**Discussion Thread: Ethical Dilemma**
You and your patrol car partner receive a Code‐3 dispatch “
_Officer down and needs help_.” You’re driving and decide on a hairpin route, but much shorter in time. It is a narrow, one‐lane road with a rock wall on your right and a 100‐yard sheer drop on the left side. At your best speed practical and with all due regard to the environment, you round a curve with a little child is playing in the road. There isn't time to brake!
Your options are:
· to stay on the road, strike and kill the six‐year‐old, or
· veer left, lose your life, and kill your partner.
**Questions to address in your post:**
· What are the competing rights in this scenario?
· What are the three ways to cope with competing rights and which one must be used in this circumstance?
· What will you do and why?
**## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions1CJUS300.docx**
CJUS 300
**Discussion Instructions**
You will complete 2 Discussions in this course. Post one initial thread by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module:Week. You will then post 2 replies to two other students’ initial post by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of the assigned Module:Week. Initial posts must have between 100-200 words, while replies must have between 50-100 words. There is no citation requirement for any posting, but each must add substantively to the conversation. Only post plain text content. The use of headings is encouraged, but only if using the Discussion text editor. Do not include formatted elements from other word processing programs.
**## DiscussionThreadWK1CJUS300.docx**
**Discussion Thread: Ethical Dilemma**
You and your patrol car partner receive a Code‐3 dispatch “
_Officer down and needs help_.” You’re driving and decide on a hairpin route, but much shorter in time. It is a narrow, one‐lane road with a rock wall on your right and a 100‐yard sheer drop on the left side. At your best speed practical and with all due regard to the environment, you round a curve with a little child is playing in the road. There isn't time to brake!
Your options are:
· to stay on the road, strike and kill the six‐year‐old, or
· veer left, lose your life, and kill your partner.
**Questions to address in your post:**
· What are the competing rights in this scenario?
· What are the three ways to cope with competing rights and which one must be used in this circumstance?
· What will you do and why?
**## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions1CJUS300.docx**
CJUS 300
**Discussion Instructions**
You will complete 2 Discussions in this course. Post one initial thread by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module:Week. You will then post 2 replies to two other students’ initial post by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of the assigned Module:Week. Initial posts must have between 100-200 words, while replies must have between 50-100 words. There is no citation requirement for any posting, but each must add substantively to the conversation. Only post plain text content. The use of headings is encouraged, but only if using the Discussion text editor. Do not include formatted elements from other word processing programs.
**## DiscussionThreadWK1CJUS300.docx**
**Discussion Thread: Ethical Dilemma**
You and your patrol car partner receive a Code‐3 dispatch “
_Officer down and needs help_.” You’re driving and decide on a hairpin route, but much shorter in time. It is a narrow, one‐lane road with a rock wall on your right and a 100‐yard sheer drop on the left side. At your best speed practical and with all due regard to the environment, you round a curve with a little child is playing in the road. There isn't time to brake!
Your options are:
· to stay on the road, strike and kill the six‐year‐old, or
· veer left, lose your life, and kill your partner.
**Questions to address in your post:**
· What are the competing rights in this scenario?
· What are the three ways to cope with competing rights and which one must be used in this circumstance?
· What will you do and why?
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