Administrative Law FA22 Memo #3 Ethics The memo should follow the same

Administrative Law

FA22

Memo #3

Ethics

The memo should follow the same rough setup as the first two memos (unless I suggested that you do something differently)

Assignment Parameters and Setup

Grade composition will be as follows:

10 points for Grammar, Spelling, Etc.

5 points for Formatting (double spaced, page #s, proper length, etc.)

5 points for Following Instructions and on time completion.

30 points for content, discussion, and analysis.

50 points total

Assignment Criteria

Length: Approximately 4 pages double spaced

Do not double space your name, class title, etc.

Format: Standard margins, font, double spaced, page numbers, etc.

Citation: You should utilize quotes longer than a sentence or two. However, if you use outside material it needs to be documented. There’s no requirement for how you cite – just that you do it if applicable.

Step #1: Intro & Structure

So, this “case study” is less of a case study and more of a short research paper. Not overly hard, but it does require you to potentially hunt down some information.

Basically, your goal is to identify and discuss 5 ethics rules, regulations, mandates etc. that apply to your job (or future job) that you think are the most important for ethical public service. You can either develop these 5 yourself, or you can identify 5 from existing sources.

For example:

The National Society of Executive Fire Officers: https://www.usfa.fema.gov/downloads/pdf/code_of_ethics.pdf

American Correctional Association:

https://www.aca.org/ACA_Member/About_Us/Code_of_Ethics/ACA/ACA_Member/AboutUs/Code_of_Ethics.aspx?hkey=61577ed2-c0c3-4529-bc01-36a248f79eba

The International Association of Chiefs of Police (note, almost all police forces have their own local ethical conduct regulations):

https://www.theiacp.org/resources/law-enforcement-code-of-ethics

American Nurses Association Code of Ethics:

https://www.nursingworld.org/coe-view-only

National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians:

https://www.naemt.org/about-ems/code-of-ethics

Etc. Etc.

As mentioned, if you do not like these or prefer to develop your own, you’re more than welcome to do so.

Step #2 Requirements

(#1) Identify 5 ethical considerations, rules, or regulations that you consider to be the most important for your profession or future profession.

(#2) Explain the importance of each one (from #1).

(#3) Explain the challenges faced in implanting or following each of the 5 (from #1).

And of course, you should have a basic introduction and conclusion.

Sources: you should have 2-4 good sources (by good sources I mean no Wikipedia and obviously, if you only use 2, they better be high quality).

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