Ethical issues are no longer a concern once a defendant has been convicted of a crime.

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Ethical issues do not end just because a person has been convicted of a crime. The justice system still has a responsibility to treat the person humanely and justly, and to uphold their rights as a human being. Additionally, there may be continued ethical considerations regarding the punishment, rehabilitation, and potential for future societal harm of the convicted individual.

Ethical Issues Are No Longer a Concern Once a Defendant