Administration of Justice: Ethics

No.1. Do unto others.
No.2. To defend a killer.
No.3. Public trust, private interests.
No.4. Does doctor know best.
No.5. Anatomy of a corporate takeover.
No.6-7. Under orders, under fire.
No.8. Truth on trial.
No.9. The human experiment.
No.10. Politics, privacy, and the press.
No.11. The politics of privacy.

Disc 1. The moral side of murder / The case for cannibalism ; Putting a price tag on life / How to measure pleasure ; Free to choose / Who owns me? ; This land is my land / Consenting adults

Disc 2. Hired guns / For sale: motherhood ; Mind your motive / The supreme principle of morality ; A lesson in lying / A deal is a deal ; What's a fair start? / What do we deserve?

Disc 3. Applying affirmative action / What's the purpose? ; The good citizen / Freedom vs. fit ; The claims of community / Where our loyalty lies ; Debating same-sex marriage / The good life.

Disc 1. The moral side of murder / The case for cannibalism ; Putting a price tag on life / How to measure pleasure ; Free to choose / Who owns me? ; This land is my land / Consenting adults
Disc 2. Hired guns / For sale: motherhood ; Mind your motive / The supreme principle of morality ; A lesson in lying / A deal is a deal ; What's a fair start? / What do we deserve?
Disc 3. Applying affirmative action / What's the purpose? ; The good citizen / Freedom vs. fit ; The claims of community / Where our loyalty lies ; Debating same-sex marriage / The good life.

This documentary style film is the story of a NYPD detective that uncovers corruption in multiple boroughs of the police department. His whistle blowing and later testimony threatened his life and cost him his career. The film is based on a true story.

A New Jersey suburb has been turned into a criminal empire by a group of corrupt NYPD cops. The local sheriff who had dreams of becoming a big city cop is caught up in the investigation of his idolized neighbors.

Godfather & Godfather II & Godfather III
This classic trilogy shows the struggle among morality, loyalty and family.

Three buddies stumble across a downed plane containing a corpse and millions of dollars. Greed overcomes good sense, and the three agree to hide the money for a year and keep the secret to themselves. This simple plan begins to unravel when greed takes over.

A tennis star s harassed on a train by a psychotic who wants to swap murders and who proceeds to carry out his part of the unconfirmed bargain.

Washington, D.C. has been murder-free thanks to astounding technology which identifies killers before they commit their crimes. But when the chief of the Pre-crime unit is himself accused of a future murder, he has just 36 hours to discover who set him up.

A retired marshal's wedding is interrupted when he learns a killer he had sent to jail will return to seek revenge. The townspeople refuse to help him, so he is forced to take up his badge and guns again, alienating his new bride, a Quaker who is opposed to violence.

A veteran detective tries to teach his rookie partner that normal rules of conduct and police procedure don�t apply to LAPD narcotic investigations. The rookie watches as the veteran use his badge to justify police corruption, false arrest, and civil right violations.

A high-powered attorney flees the scene of an accident involving a struggling insurance salesman forgetting some important legal documents in his haste. The insurance salesman holds the papers in hopes of financial settlement. Each man ups the ante in the cycle of revenge that follows.

A high-priced personal injury attorney takes on a case that becomes an epic legal battle; one that may cost him his career, reputation and all that he owns.

The film follows a young, idealistic lawyer whose life is turned upside down when he takes a job at a Southern law firm owned by the mob.

A soldier is found murdered in his barracks and the military is holding an inquiry. When the chain of responsibility points to a decorated career officer the trial focus becomes questions about military command and 'loyalty to the corps'.

It has been three years since the most important Nazi leaders were tried. This trial is about lower level officers who conducted the Nazi sterilization program. How far down the chain of command do ethical questions go?