MONEY FALLING FROM AN ARMORED TRUCK? That may sound pretty far-fetched, but it can and has happened. Take a recent six-month period. In August 2014, an armored truck left the Revel Casino Hotel in Atlantic City with a bag of money sitting on its roof. Video recordings show that it remained there unnoticed when the truck stopped at another casino. Sometime after that, however, the bag fell off, and the $21,000 it contained was never recovered. Two months lateron Halloween, to be precisea bag of money worth an undisclosed sum spilled out of the rear door of an armored car after the door's lock malfunctioned. Numerous drivers on their morning commute along I-270 in Frederick County, Maryland, pulled over and hopped out of their cars to grab as much cash as they could. Then on Christmas Eve of the same year, nearly $2 million tumbled out of the back of an armored vehicle in a crowded business district of Hong Kong, creating havoc as pedestrians and motorists alike scrambled for the money. And, finally, back in New York a month later, the back door of an armored vehicle popped open on the Long Island Expresswayexactly why is uncertainand a bag containing $178,000 fell out. When it hit the ground, it sent $20 and $100 bills flying through the air, which caused drivers to screech to a halt to chase the fluttering cash. When it was all over, only $40 was recovered.

After each of these accidents, local police appealed to people to return the scattered money to its rightful owners, saying that those who kept it might be guilty of theft. Whether anyone heeded their pleas has not been disclosed.

QUESTIONS:

2. list the appropriate information that explicitly identifies the case to be examined, the theories to be used, and definitively states which theory the paper will side with.
4. list the essential; information that would be included in a concise and accurate paragraph describing the case, including a cited quote from the class text. Be sure to clearly identify the central moral issue raised by the case.
6. construct concise and accurate descriptions of the theories (the essential elements of each theory), with a cited quote from the class text to support the description of each theory. Describe the major points of each theory in about three to four sentences each
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8. Write a fair and accurate analysis of how each moral theory would resolve the case. List ideas explaining how that theory would resolve the central moral issue in the referenced case. (5 points each, 10 total)
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10. offer an outline of a clear and definitive argument for one set of analyses over the other. (one theory over another). List at least two to three reasons why you find one moral theory superior to the other in resolving the case. This should follow from your analyses in the preceding section.