In Hired Guns, Michael Sandel explores the difficulty of deciding what to do from a public policy standpoint when money influences matters that should, in principle, promote equal standing before the law. Those who can afford to hire a more experienced and less time-constrained lawyer have a distinct advantage during a court trial. But many public defenders are overworked, underpaid, and have limited availability to research all aspects of a case due to an overwhelming caseload. For example, everyone in the United States has the right to a fair trial, and those who cannot afford competent representation can obtain free access to a public defender. While American law is based on the idea that everyone has equal rights, wealthier individuals frequently have privileges less wealthy people cannot access. What are organ trafficking, organ trading, commercialization, and transplant tourism?.Which examples are morally acceptable, and which are unacceptable?.Which examples involve giving up individual rights for money?.

Which examples involve taking away the rights of others?.Which of these examples involve relinquishing individual rights?.What are some examples of situations where money causes people to do things that are ethically questionable?.Explain the connection between moral behavior and economic pressures of the market, as in situations connected to parental rights and the sale of human organs

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