Anthony Bryant: Ethical Behavior and Responsibility: Making the Right Choice

This Is Not the Ethics Talk You’re Expecting

Most people believe they would “do the right thing” when faced with an ethical decision.

This workshop challenges that assumption.

Drawing from real cases, statistics, and firsthand experiences from the field, Anthony Bryant examines how ethical breakdowns actually happen—and why well-intentioned professionals sometimes make choices they never thought they would. The session builds toward a key revelation that forces participants to rethink how ethics, pressure, and responsibility intersect in real-world criminal justice settings.

If you think ethical failures only happen to “bad actors,” this conversation will change how you see decision-making—fast.

Who Should Attend: 

Criminal Justice students, faculty, and staff—and anyone interested in leadership, accountability, ethical decision-making, and professional responsibility.