Issues with ethical decision making 

       "The publics right to know" is always brought up but is it really? Utilitarianism is used in these arguments all the time. A example of one this argument is a business lets use a supermarket, using unsafe methods of distributing food and a news station covers it and gets the business store shut down. By doing so it can take people out jobs and if it was only supermarket around it will effect all the residents that would get their food there. So in that situation who really comes out on top other then just a story? A way to prevent that is using the Potter box. First you find the issues in the situation, then you will pick your values you want to use, after you find the reasoning you will use, and last you find out who you are loyal to.