Kant's categorical imperative and approach to morality focus on intentionality and hard, exceptionless rules (such as absolute prohibitions on lying and killing), making Kantians naturally suited to be judges because of their rule-oriented thinking and strong connection between theory and practice.
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Dr. Michael SugrueEvidence Quote
“kant is focused on intentionality and he creates hard and fast rules the categorical imperative tells you you're not supposed to tell lies and you're not supposed to commit murders and there's no exception to the rule”
Created: 8/11/2026, 1:39:11 AM
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