Oh, how Iâve missed this show â so ridiculous; so confusing; so many elephants charging (and keeping pace with) luxury aircrafts. Thatâs right, Zooâs back for the summer, but save a few lingering memories of rosÃ©-guzzling bears and all the lingering leopard stuff, itâs almost like season 1 never happened.
1. Ethics are rules of conduct. Laws are rules developed by governments in order to provide balance in society and protection to its citizens. 2. Ethics comes from peopleâs awareness of what is right and wrong. Laws are enforced by governments to its people. 3. Ethics are moral codes which every person must conform to. Laws are codifications of ethics meant to regulate society. 4. Ethics does not carry any punishment to anyone who violates it.
Laws can be neutral on ethical issues, or they can be used to endorse ethics. The prologue to the U.S. Constitution states that ensuring domestic tranquility is an objective of government, which is an ethically neutral statement. Civil Rights laws, on the other hand, promote an ethical as well as legal commitment.