1. A 16 yr old girl and her father were arrested in Panama City, Fl, for allegedly trying to sell the girls unborn baby for a ten yr old car and $500. Although selling babies is against the law, the two presumably felt that they had the moral right to do so. Is their feeling morally defensible? 2. Harry has been a officer in the police departmnt of his small city for a year. He has seen many violations of dept. policy: squad car teams pulling over on lonely streets and sleeping during evening shifts, officers receiving "quiet money" from gamblers and dope pushers, officers conducting sexual commerce w/ women in the station house while on duyt, sergeants and lieutenants spending entire shifts at home and altering duty records to cover their absences. Harry is seriously considering turning these men in, but he is confused about where his loyalty should lie. Is reporting them morally right? If yes, or no, present the rationale for your position. 3. In some technologically advanced cultures, young people are tracked early in life to certain vocations and training programs. As adults, they have few career options and are expected to follow a path chosen for them. Apparently, the culture does not value self-determination and individual well-being. This suggests that the peoples'' values differ from most American. Consider the possibility that, beneath appearances, the values are similar. Develop a plausible explanation for the difference in behavior.