ETHICS DOC NC Questions and Actual
Answers.
Ethics - Answer As you interact with the public, YOU as an individual become the agency that
you Represent
Morality - Answer The measures of CONDUCT.
Ethics - Answer The Study of MORALS
Professional Ethics - Answer As Detention officers, we have to abide by MORAL CODES or
RULES of the Society in which we work.
Some Factors in Professionalism - Answer Attitudes,
Ethical Conduct,
Good Communication Skills,
Knowledge through Education and Training.
ETHICS - Answer A standard of CONDUCT and MORAL judgment governing an individual or a
profession.
Giglio - Answer Refers to a case out of the United States Supreme Court. (Branded)
Influencing our SOCIAL behavior Parameters - Answer Immediate Family
Entire family
Church
Neighborhood
School
Work environment
Our city or Nation
NCSA - Answer North Carolina Sheriffs Association
The duty of an officer to intervene in particular situations: - Answer Officer have a duty to
intervene when necessary to prevent or stop another officer from using a level of force that the
officer knows is excessive under the existing circumstances- NCSA
Answers.
Ethics - Answer As you interact with the public, YOU as an individual become the agency that
you Represent
Morality - Answer The measures of CONDUCT.
Ethics - Answer The Study of MORALS
Professional Ethics - Answer As Detention officers, we have to abide by MORAL CODES or
RULES of the Society in which we work.
Some Factors in Professionalism - Answer Attitudes,
Ethical Conduct,
Good Communication Skills,
Knowledge through Education and Training.
ETHICS - Answer A standard of CONDUCT and MORAL judgment governing an individual or a
profession.
Giglio - Answer Refers to a case out of the United States Supreme Court. (Branded)
Influencing our SOCIAL behavior Parameters - Answer Immediate Family
Entire family
Church
Neighborhood
School
Work environment
Our city or Nation
NCSA - Answer North Carolina Sheriffs Association
The duty of an officer to intervene in particular situations: - Answer Officer have a duty to
intervene when necessary to prevent or stop another officer from using a level of force that the
officer knows is excessive under the existing circumstances- NCSA
