question archive In the Crito, Socrates argues that we have a moral obligation to follow the law
In the Crito, Socrates argues that we have a moral obligation to follow the law
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In the Crito, Socrates argues that we have a moral obligation
to follow the law. Explain Socrates' argument for this conclusion (known as "The Speech of the Laws").
-Explain MLK's distinction between just and unjust laws; give an example of a law (past, present, or made-up) that would be unjust by this definition, and briefly explain why it would be unjust in MLK's view. Which of the philosophers that we've read do you disagree with the most? Give specific reasons for your answer.
-What is the harm principle? Give an example of a law or policy (can be real or made-up) that would be in violation of this principle.
-According to Mill, it's wrong for the government to censor an opinion even if that opinion is 100% false. Why does Mill believe this?
-Choose two of the five faces of oppression identified by Young; briefly explain them, and give examples (real life or made-up) for each.
