Actions that provoke a response from public officials generally, or judges in particular, have no special character to them; the citizen in her deliberations treats the consequences of rule-following or rule-breaking as she treats any other price.
For example, it can be formulated in terms of the good that actually results from rules or in terms of the rationally expected good of the consequences of rules.
However, experimental research is still sparse and mainly focused on the type of rules that can be encoded automatically rather than on the consequences of abstract rule encoding.
The most common indirect consequentialism is rule consequentialism, which makes the moral rightness of an act depend on the consequences of a rule.
Young Ernest also felt the consequences of National Socialist rule.
While it is too early to evaluate the consequences of ISIS rule in Iraq, we can expect disputes over property between the returning refugees and their former neighbors in the liberated areas.
While some articles have warned of the consequences of this rule when attempting to circumvent income limits on Roth IRAs, many have not.
The long-reigning dictator was toppled this week, but the consequences of his rule continue to be devastating.
For them, Bakunin's predictions about the consequences of Marxist rule that the rulers of the new "socialist" Marxist state would become a new elite had proved all too true.
To appreciate the consequences of this rule, consider the vertex with six markers at the top of the MergeMap graph.
What are the consequences of violating rules that separate the sexes?
