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    Justin D. Clegg Comms 300 Media Law M. Driessen The Ethical Dilemma of Sexual Appeal in Advertising The old adage “sex-sells” is an assumption that has caused an ethical dilemma in a fast moving world filled with media consumers and advertising. The use of sexual appeal in advertising has increased dramatically in the United States within the last decade. Its misuse and pervasiveness surround us every day and elicit powerful emotions by individuals of all ages‚ both male and female.

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    1. What is the ethical Issue? A. The first ethical issue is whether the bookkeeper should submit the correct financial statements or fraudulent ones. If the bookkeeper knowingly submits reports she knows Dunn and Murray have changed the numbers on‚ it could lead to all of them being fired. The company could also seek to have them arrested and press charges for fraud‚ theft‚ and possibly a number of other charges. B. The second ethical issue I see is whether to obey your boss or go against

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    Social media poses threat to all health care environments‚ if not used appropriately. I agree that the inappropriate use of social media does violate the code of ethics‚ the healthcare facilities policy and HIPPA. The inappropriate use of social media can range from posting information on a patient’s condition to checking Facebook instead of giving a patient insulin when their glucose levels are in the 200+ range. The use of social media at the workplace continues to pose a distraction to employees

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    The Controversial Dilemma of Gay Marriage Marriage is defined as “The formal union of a man and a woman‚ typically recognized by law‚ by which they become husband and wife”. In our modern culture‚ the definition of marriage has changed. With the transition of same-sex marriage into our society‚ marriage can no longer be defined as a union solely between a man and a woman. Although same-sex marriage is not entirely permitted nationwide or even worldwide‚ it is recognized among us. “Gay Americans

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    Software Piracy: A Worldwide Problem Software piracy is defined as the illegal copying of software for commercial or personal gain. Software companies have tried many methods to prevent piracy‚ with varying degrees of success. Several agencies like the Software Publishers Association and the Business Software Alliance have been formed to combat both worldwide and domestic piracy. Software piracy is an unresolved‚ worldwide problem‚ costing millions of dollars in lost revenue. Software companies

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    the effect of music piracy on the music industry 2 5.1.1 Not paying the song royalties 3 5.1.2 Committing a crime without realizing 3 5.2 Complements regarding the importance of music piracy on the music industry 3 5.2.1 Access to older music no longer in print 3 5.2.2 Creates devout music fans 4 6.0 Conclusion 4 Reference list 5   1.0 Introduction This report portrays the different views held on the consequences of music piracy on the music industry

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    a) The acts of John and Lisa are despicable. The similarity in both of the acts is that they are using things that belong to me without my permission. Both are causing trouble in different ways and both are stealing something from me. John taking my car without my consent is unethical. Both of us staying being roommates doesn’t mean he can take anything that belongs to me without my permission. It is clear breach of my 1st Amendment rights. There are lot of risks because of his act. He is not only

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    Identify ethical issues: It is is importnat that these accusation are facts and not on suspitions. The ethical issue regarding Amelia’s situation is whether or not she should or shouldnt be charged personal expenses to society. We are told that Amelia has paid for societies items on her personal account and believes that these expenses are equal. Some may regard these actions as stealing of society funds which would resuly in a criminal offence charge‚ however there are some people that tend to

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    may face an ethical dilemma when he or she is influenced by conflicting values including “professional roles‚ practice experience‚ individualized perspectives‚ [and] personal preferences” (Matisson‚ 2000‚ p. 211). In reference to case scenario 4‚ a social worker is faced with an ethical dilemma in deciding whether to signal the mother (Christina) to DYP or not to signal Christina to DYP as he or she is concerned for the safety of Christina and Manuel’s 3 children (ages 1-5). This dilemma stemmed from

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    Computer crimes such as malicious attacks on software‚ identity theft‚ and illegal distribution are quickly becoming big problems that are not easily enforceable. When average people hear the words "computer crime"‚ they often think of obscene pictures available on the Internet or solicitation of children for sex by pedophiles via the Internet. The legal problem of obscenity on the Internet is the same as the legal problem of obscenity in books and magazines. It is not as pressing as other Internet

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