Many commentators label the current War on Terrorism as a state of perpetual war. Many issues become apparent when a nation adopts a permanent war setting. Chapter 8 in your text explores many of the ethical issues associated with the War on Terrorism, and the videoTreat Terrorists Like Enemy Combatants, Not Criminals: A Debatedebates the best methods to handle accused terrorists (Makio, 2010). In this discussion, discuss the morality and expectations for the criminal justice system to be engaged in such a war. How does this status of preparedness and aggressive interdiction affect the creation, design, and implementation of morality policies in the criminal justice field?Guided Response: Examine the implications of a nation continually in a state or war. Do ethical systems become irrelevant in light of a consistent, aggressive foreign policy, or is the need for moral action and rules more imperative in such a culture?
