Clarisse is convicted of a violation of the noise ordinance. Her appeal is dismissed. As a consequence,
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Clarisse is convicted of a violation of the noise ordinance. Her appeal is dismissed. As a consequence, she organizes a group of friends with cars to drive through the neighborhoods of the city with their stereos going at full volume as an act of civil disobedience. Is she ethically justified in so doing? Why or why not?
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