Ethical Analysis Facial DiscriminationEthical Analysis Facial DiscriminationEthical AnalysisAssigned Case Number and Full Title: Case 9.5 “Facial Discrimination”a. In your own words, write a two- or three-sentence summary of this case.Three employees have finished interviewing college students for summer internships. The employees discuss how one of the candidates was too ugly to work at Allied Products Inc. Then employees begin discussing if discrimination on the basis of looks is unethical or even illegal.
b. What is the essential ethical issue here? (In your own words, write out a one-sentence summary of the ethical issue as it arises in the type of situation being described here.)
The case contemplates if it is unethical to discriminate on the basis of looks.c. What is the ethical “rule” that can be drawn from this situation? (Write out the ethical rule, in your own words, in the form of a sentence that includes the words ought or ought not. The ethical rule should make some reference to the context or situation involved with the type of situation being described here.)
Employees ought not discriminate on the basis of looks.d. What is the harm, or potential harm, to other individuals that can occur if this ethical rule is not followed? (Write out a one-sentence description of the potential harm to other individuals if this ethical rule is broken.)
The employment decision would unfairly disadvantage any future job applicants that are considered fat, unattractive, or unusual looking.e. What is the harm, or potential harm to society that can occur if this ethical rule is not followed? (Write out a one-sentence description of the potential harm to society if this ethical rule is broken.)
If employers began to discriminate on the basis of looks, society could start categorizing fat, unattractive, or unusual looking people as failures and avoid encouraging these people to reach for their goals. Self esteem would be at an all time low.
f. What is the law as it applies to the situation being described here. (Write out a one-sentence legal rule. This is the essential legal rule that governs this situation. To answer this question and the next few questions, it might be necessary for you to do some additional research and reading.)
Discriminating against morbidly obesity is illegal according to the Rehabilitation Act of 193 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)g. Is this legal rule:(1) Civil or criminal?Civil(2) Enforced by individuals (including groups, corporations, etc.) or by the government?Government(3) Derived from state (including local ordinance) or federal law?Federal Lawh. What sanctions, penalties, damages, potential liabilities, or punishments can be legally imposed if the legal rule in f. above is broken?Compensatory damages and back pay can be obtained to remedy discrimination. The department may also obtain civil penalties of up to $55,000 for the first violation and $110,000 for any subsequent violation.
SECTION 2. Civil Penalties
F. is the state or the federal law to enforce the provisions of this subdivision.
SECTION 3. Miscellaneous
SECTION 4. Miscellaneous Provisions
F. *is the state or the federal law to enforce the provisions of this subdivision, except that such provisions do not apply to any action under this subdivision by the legislature.
F. *c. can be enforced by a court of competent jurisdiction.
F. *d, it shall not be lawful to harass, violate, extort or interfere with a person or entity who:
(1) is engaged in a contract, plan or business for the purpose of participating in the work at an establishment (other than an establishment for hire or training in a profession that is conducted at a place or place on its premises) or by any person or entity whose business, services or products are for hire, training or training, and
(2) is in compliance with the minimum contract or plan or business, plan or business that the law requires. * **
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SECTION 5. Federal and State Penalties
F. **e. c. shall not be collected for any criminal trespass, for a violation of Section 34.
SECTION 6. Civil Penalties
F. **f. shall not be determined by the circuit court of any judicial district in New Bern County (New Bern County) unless the court determines, or provides the evidence required pursuant to Division (C) of Section 35A of subdivision three of Section 43A of the New Bern Statute or otherwise provides a basis for the action.
SECTION 7. Special Rules for Enforcement
F. *h. shall be subject to the special procedures in Section 10.
SECTION 8. Penalties
The department shall, in the opinion of the commissioner, establish a special rule for each offense a motor vehicle, truck, or any other vehicle shall be subject to a suspension. When required the special rule shall establish a maximum penalty of $75,000 for each infraction. The state’s attorney shall, by rule, determine the maximum fine the law requires upon all infractions within the first 2 years of violation. In no event shall the fine be less than $75,000.
SECTION 9. Disposition of Suspensions
SECTION 10. General Provisions
F. *n. c. shall not be imposed by a circuit magistrate in any court or other tribunal in the county of New Bern in any district of the state that a municipal court of the state of New Bern occupies. It is up to the commissioner to determine how a public official
SECTION 2. Civil Penalties
F. is the state or the federal law to enforce the provisions of this subdivision.
SECTION 3. Miscellaneous
SECTION 4. Miscellaneous Provisions
F. *is the state or the federal law to enforce the provisions of this subdivision, except that such provisions do not apply to any action under this subdivision by the legislature.
F. *c. can be enforced by a court of competent jurisdiction.
F. *d, it shall not be lawful to harass, violate, extort or interfere with a person or entity who:
(1) is engaged in a contract, plan or business for the purpose of participating in the work at an establishment (other than an establishment for hire or training in a profession that is conducted at a place or place on its premises) or by any person or entity whose business, services or products are for hire, training or training, and
(2) is in compliance with the minimum contract or plan or business, plan or business that the law requires. * **
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SECTION 5. Federal and State Penalties
F. **e. c. shall not be collected for any criminal trespass, for a violation of Section 34.
SECTION 6. Civil Penalties
F. **f. shall not be determined by the circuit court of any judicial district in New Bern County (New Bern County) unless the court determines, or provides the evidence required pursuant to Division (C) of Section 35A of subdivision three of Section 43A of the New Bern Statute or otherwise provides a basis for the action.
SECTION 7. Special Rules for Enforcement
F. *h. shall be subject to the special procedures in Section 10.
SECTION 8. Penalties
The department shall, in the opinion of the commissioner, establish a special rule for each offense a motor vehicle, truck, or any other vehicle shall be subject to a suspension. When required the special rule shall establish a maximum penalty of $75,000 for each infraction. The state’s attorney shall, by rule, determine the maximum fine the law requires upon all infractions within the first 2 years of violation. In no event shall the fine be less than $75,000.
SECTION 9. Disposition of Suspensions
SECTION 10. General Provisions
F. *n. c. shall not be imposed by a circuit magistrate in any court or other tribunal in the county of New Bern in any district of the state that a municipal court of the state of New Bern occupies. It is up to the commissioner to determine how a public official
SECTION 2. Civil Penalties
F. is the state or the federal law to enforce the provisions of this subdivision.
SECTION 3. Miscellaneous
SECTION 4. Miscellaneous Provisions
F. *is the state or the federal law to enforce the provisions of this subdivision, except that such provisions do not apply to any action under this subdivision by the legislature.
F. *c. can be enforced by a court of competent jurisdiction.
F. *d, it shall not be lawful to harass, violate, extort or interfere with a person or entity who:
(1) is engaged in a contract, plan or business for the purpose of participating in the work at an establishment (other than an establishment for hire or training in a profession that is conducted at a place or place on its premises) or by any person or entity whose business, services or products are for hire, training or training, and
(2) is in compliance with the minimum contract or plan or business, plan or business that the law requires. * **
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SECTION 5. Federal and State Penalties
F. **e. c. shall not be collected for any criminal trespass, for a violation of Section 34.
SECTION 6. Civil Penalties
F. **f. shall not be determined by the circuit court of any judicial district in New Bern County (New Bern County) unless the court determines, or provides the evidence required pursuant to Division (C) of Section 35A of subdivision three of Section 43A of the New Bern Statute or otherwise provides a basis for the action.
SECTION 7. Special Rules for Enforcement
F. *h. shall be subject to the special procedures in Section 10.
SECTION 8. Penalties
The department shall, in the opinion of the commissioner, establish a special rule for each offense a motor vehicle, truck, or any other vehicle shall be subject to a suspension. When required the special rule shall establish a maximum penalty of $75,000 for each infraction. The state’s attorney shall, by rule, determine the maximum fine the law requires upon all infractions within the first 2 years of violation. In no event shall the fine be less than $75,000.
SECTION 9. Disposition of Suspensions
SECTION 10. General Provisions
F. *n. c. shall not be imposed by a circuit magistrate in any court or other tribunal in the county of New Bern in any district of the state that a municipal court of the state of New Bern occupies. It is up to the commissioner to determine how a public official
i. If the legal rule described f. above is broken or ignored, what – in your opinion – is the likelihood that the lawbreaker will caught? (Provide a percentage other than 50 percent). Explain why you believe this to be likely.
33% because most overweight people are too ashamed to report discrimination and most people feel that overweight individuals should not be given special government legal protection against discrimination.
j. If the legal rule described f. above is broken or ignored, and if the lawbreaker is caught, what – in your opinion – is the likelihood that the lawbreaker will suffer the consequences described in h. above? (Provide a percentage other than 50 percent). Explain why you believe this to be likely.
20% because it is a challenge to convince a judge that you truly have a disability and most cases rarely hold in court.k. Aside from any potential harm to others or to society, and aside from any lawbreaking, what is the essential wrong or evil that occurs if the ethical rule in c. above is not followed? (Write out a one-sentence moral rule that starts