Utilitarianism and the "ethic to live by" suggest that in deciding whether or not to make an arrest, officers must consider
A) the view of bystanders and witnesses to the incident
B) the long-term interests of justice
C) the desire for promotion
D) whether the media is watching

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According to utilitarianism and the "ethic to live by," the long-term interests of justice should be considered when making decisions, such as whether or not to make an arrest. The other options, such as the views of bystanders, the desire for promotion, or the presence of the media, should not be the primary factors in making an arrest decision.

Utilitarianism and the "Ethic to Live By" Suggest That in Deciding