When faced with conflicting courses of action that have good, solid, ethical duties attached, police officers should
A) make sure the facts are clear
B) make sure assumptions, prejudices, and predictions are left out of decision making
C) be clear what the relevant interests are, what ethical duties present themselves to all parties, and what constitute the most immediate ethical duties
D) all of the above

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All of the above choices are important for police officers when faced with conflicting courses of action with solid ethical duties. They should ensure that the facts are clear, avoid making decisions based on assumptions, prejudices or predictions, and identify the relevant interests, ethical duties, and the most immediate ethical duties to make an informed decision.

When Faced with Conflicting Courses of Action That Have Good