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1. Moral Deliberation with Moral Constraints
It is essential to start moral deliberations with moral constraints as it ensures that our decision-making process is guided by ethical principles. This further helps to ascertain that the rights of individuals are protected maintaining a social order. This approach ensures that duties and obligations are not violated despite of the potential benefits.
    From the lens of consequentialist reasoning, focusing on moral constraints such as respecting autonomy, not causing harm, and ensuring justice help to prevent justification of unethical actions. For instance, if an individual wants to prioritise good consequences, they might justify unethical actions like lying, cheating, or violating the rights of others if they are of the thought that these actions are likely to bring the best (Guzmán et al., 2022). This will undermine trust and integrity in personal life as well as social relationships.
In addition to this, moral constraints act as a guard against biases and subjective...