Yes, the word legal comes from laws that make sure the society is kept from going berserk and ending a dangerous place, however being ethical is what you yourself believe is right or wrong.
I think there is a difference between what is legal and what is ethical. Ethics are a grey area depending on your point of view. However, what is legal is a black and white scenario.
Yes, the main difference is that something ethical is what you should do but may not be legally accepted. Something legal would be only going by the law and not if it's truly right or wrong. - Matthew Yocom
There is a difference between legal and ethical. Legal is what is permitted by law and ethical is what's right and what's wrong. You can be doing the wrong thing but whatever you are doing can still be legal. But there is also a similarity because you are expected to do the right thing, however, you may not choose to do it.
I believe there is a difference but both should almost work in harmony to make the workplace or any place efficient and beneficial to the emotional and professional of the employs or people that are involved. Legal is what your allowed to do and not but should not push people to do things they do not find morally right.
Yes there is a difference between what is legal and what is ethical. If something is legal, it pertains to the law. Ethics are what is right or wrong, associated with conduct.
There is a difference between legal and ethical but not a big difference. legal means to follow the rules, ethical means to choose between right and wrong. A persons ethics describes who they are more than the word legal. Ethics is about morals and making the right or wrong choices.
Ethics come from within a person’s moral sense and desire to preserve his self respect. It is not as strict as laws. Laws are meant to help regulate society, and punishments for breaking them can be harsh and sometimes even break ethical standards.
I think there is a difference because ethical is something thats right or wrong but it might be against the laws and i think legal is what the law allows you to do
There is a small difference between legal and ethical. Ethical can vary from person to person, but legal is the same for everyone. Some people's ethics may go hand and hand with the law though.
yes there is a difference between what is legal and what is ethical. Legal is a law that if you go against it u can get arrested for or have some consequences. Ethical is someone moral or how they was raise. how they look at things in their prospective point of view.
Yes, the word legal comes from laws that make sure the society is kept from going berserk and ending a dangerous place, however being ethical is what you yourself believe is right or wrong.
ReplyDeleteI think there is a difference between what is legal and what is ethical. Ethics are a grey area depending on your point of view. However, what is legal is a black and white scenario.
ReplyDeleteI think the difference between them is one is rules to keep everyone safe, and it goes for everyone. and the other is your own rules.
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ReplyDeleteYes, the main difference is that something ethical is what you should do but may not be legally accepted. Something legal would be only going by the law and not if it's truly right or wrong. - Matthew Yocom
ReplyDeleteThere is a difference between legal and ethical. Legal is what is permitted by law and ethical is what's right and what's wrong. You can be doing the wrong thing but whatever you are doing can still be legal. But there is also a similarity because you are expected to do the right thing, however, you may not choose to do it.
ReplyDeleteI believe there is a difference but both should almost work in harmony to make the workplace or any place efficient and beneficial to the emotional and professional of the employs or people that are involved. Legal is what your allowed to do and not but should not push people to do things they do not find morally right.
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Erhical is more based on moral principles, while legal meaning based on within the law. Both can be tied together.
ReplyDeleteYes there is a difference between what is legal and what is ethical. If something is legal, it pertains to the law. Ethics are what is right or wrong, associated with conduct.
ReplyDeleteThere is a difference between legal and ethical but not a big difference. legal means to follow the rules, ethical means to choose between right and wrong. A persons ethics describes who they are more than the word legal. Ethics is about morals and making the right or wrong choices.
ReplyDeleteyes their is a difference, in terms of ethical affairs you do what is right. but in terms of legal matter the right thing can not always be done.
ReplyDeleteEthics come from within a person’s moral sense and desire to preserve his self respect. It is not as strict as laws. Laws are meant to help regulate society, and punishments for breaking them can be harsh and sometimes even break ethical standards.
ReplyDeleteInteresting! great job Jon!
DeleteI think there is a difference because ethical is something thats right or wrong but it might be against the laws and i think legal is what the law allows you to do
ReplyDeleteyes there is a difference, legal is the actual law from what is right from wrong and ethical is relating to moral principles.
ReplyDeleteyea there is a difference legal is you can do something without getting in trouble for it.
ReplyDeleteEthical is relating to moral principals
There is a small difference between legal and ethical. Ethical can vary from person to person, but legal is the same for everyone. Some people's ethics may go hand and hand with the law though.
ReplyDeleteyes there is a difference between what is legal and what is ethical. Legal is a law that if you go against it u can get arrested for or have some consequences. Ethical is someone moral or how they was raise. how they look at things in their prospective point of view.
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