With this ethical theory the best outcome is what is best for both peole but it is the best outcome following the rules and the rules would be the laws of the land. Because the situation involves two people you cannot make the decision based off of natural law or other non-consequential theories when something affects someone else in an adverse way you have to look objectively at the situation and see that the illegal immigrant is wrong because the first issue is that she came to America illegally. The second issue is she does not have car insurance and although the scenario did not tell us if she had a drivers license I think it 's safe to assume she didn 't have a drivers license either.She 's also the one who hit the college student with her car. On the other hand you have a young college student who is struggling financially to make it by working and going to school. The college student did not choose to break the law knowingly so because of that the illegal immigrant is in the wrong. This is the best solution because it holds every single person in this scenario accountable for their actions and because the actions of the illegal immigrant have affected the college student more in an adverse way then she would be to blame for the accident meaning he should report the accident to his insurance company and call the police and make a police report, even if her current situation will be put at risk reporting the accident would be morally and ethically right thing to do for both
With this ethical theory the best outcome is what is best for both peole but it is the best outcome following the rules and the rules would be the laws of the land. Because the situation involves two people you cannot make the decision based off of natural law or other non-consequential theories when something affects someone else in an adverse way you have to look objectively at the situation and see that the illegal immigrant is wrong because the first issue is that she came to America illegally. The second issue is she does not have car insurance and although the scenario did not tell us if she had a drivers license I think it 's safe to assume she didn 't have a drivers license either.She 's also the one who hit the college student with her car. On the other hand you have a young college student who is struggling financially to make it by working and going to school. The college student did not choose to break the law knowingly so because of that the illegal immigrant is in the wrong. This is the best solution because it holds every single person in this scenario accountable for their actions and because the actions of the illegal immigrant have affected the college student more in an adverse way then she would be to blame for the accident meaning he should report the accident to his insurance company and call the police and make a police report, even if her current situation will be put at risk reporting the accident would be morally and ethically right thing to do for both