What other types of organizations, in addition to businesses, need to be concerned about ethics?

What will be an ideal response?

State and government organizations also need to be concerned with fostering ethical decision making in their ranks. Many law enforcement agencies–including local police, state police, and the FBI–have ethics training programs to help officers deal with cases in which there may be no clear response. For example, when an officer responds to a domestic disturbance call but decides no crime has been committed, does he or she have a responsibility to try to prevent a potential escalation into a future criminal incident? By discussing, role-playing, and writing about these scenarios, the officers are more prepared for the ethical dilemmas facing them on the job.