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In what situation might breaking a law be considered morally right?

Breaking the law is always worng.

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When is Breaking the Law Justified?

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1
Breaking the law is always worng.
False
True
2
In what situation might breaking a law be considered morally right?
When you simply don't like the law
When it prevents a greater harm or injustice
When it harms others
When it benefits you financially
3
Which of the following is an example of civil disobedience?
Vandalizing public property
Jaywalking
Protesting peacefully without a permit
Stealing from a store
4
What is an example of a law that might be justifiably broken in extreme circumstances?
Laws against murder
Laws against stealing
Laws against drug use
Speed limits
5
Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when deciding to break a law?
Potential consequences
Personal convenien
Impact on others
Moral principles
6
Under what circumstances might breaking a law lead to positive change?
When it's done solely for personal gain
When it sparks public awareness and debate
When it's done without regard for others
When it's done impulsively
7
What is the primary goal of civil disobedience?
To express one's dissatisfaction with a law or policy
To evade responsibility
To cause chaos and destruction
To gain personal benefits
8
When might it be justified to break a law?
Never
When the law violates basic human rights
When you don't agree with the law
When it's convenient for you
9
What should you consider before deciding to break a law?
None of the above
The potential consequences
Whether your friends agree with you
How much you dislike the law
10
Which of the following historical figures engaged in civil disobedience?
Pablo Escobar
Rosa Parks
Robin Hood
Al Capone