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Apply the 7 steps in moral reasoning model about Tracy Latimer's case.


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Extracted text: Third Example: Tracy Latimer 12-year-old victim of cerebral palsy, killed by her father with exhaust fumes while the rest of the family were at church. Tracy weighed less than 40 Ibs. and was described as "functioning at the mental level of a three-month-old baby." Robert Latimer was sentenced to 10 years in prison. ? Did Mr. Latimer do anything wrong? Wasn't killing her an act of mercy? The Argument from the Wrongness of Discriminating against the Handicapped Handicapped people should be given the same respect and the same rights as everyone else. Tracy was killed because she was handicapped. .. Therefore, killing her was wrong.