Some societies believe that justice is best determined by juries comprised of ordinary citizens,but other societies believe that justice is best administered by judges.This is an example of:
A) Ethical relativism
B) Ethical absolutism, with certain groups differing in their application of a core ethical principle
C) The ethical standardization doctrine
D) Ethical self-determination

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This situation represents ethical absolutism, with different groups having varying perspectives on how to apply a core ethical principle. The core principle here is justice, but different societies have different opinions on the best way to administer it. This is not an example of ethical relativism, which is the belief that ethical standards are entirely dependent on a particular culture or society. The other options presented are not suitable explanations of this situation.

Some Societies Believe That Justice Is Best Determined by Juries