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The college experience can be very demanding academically. Unfortunately, some students resort to cheating in order to make acceptable grades. This is the case with Brad, as he submits a paper he didn’t write. Carl, another student, is aware of Brad’s action and realizes he too is in danger if he fails to notify proper college authority of Brad’s dishonest behavior. Carl is faced with a moral decision and has the following options: do his part and inform authorities of Brad’s dishonesty without giving Brad time to confess, warn Brad that he won’t turn him in this time, but will if it happens again, tell Brad that he will inform the proper authorities if Brad refuses to confess to his academic dishonesty, or he can ignore the situation and allow Brad to accept credit for another’s work. If Carl decides to inform authorities without giving Brad time to confess, he could ruin his friendship with Brad, and ruin his reputation with fellow classmates. Although Brad’s action is morally wrong and he should be punished, Carl would be morally wrong to turn Brad in without notifying Brad first. The feeling of guilt could take over Brad’s conscious and he could decide to turn himself in. Another option Carl may consider would
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Approximate Word count = 1206
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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