People should conform to the norms of ethics to create a world of equality where every person could feel secure and happy. In some professions, ethical requirements are higher than in others since they presuppose close cooperation with people and can impact these people’s lives greatly. It is vital to organize an ethical approach to the profession in law enforcement officers so that they could perform their duties without any biases or prejudices. Three Levels of Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development Kohlberg’s stage theory of moral development is based on Piaget’s psychological theory and presupposes that people are driven by the intent-based concept of morality (Cushman, Sheketoff, Wharton, & Carey, 2013). Kohlberg identifies three levels of moral development: pre-conventional, conventional, and post-conventional. At the pre-conventional level, the sense of morality is controlled by external forces. People obey the authority rules, and they evaluate actions by their outcomes (Skisland, Bjørnestad, & Söderhamn, 2012). At the conventional level, the individuals’ sense of morality is closely associated with the approval from society. At the post-conventional level, there is a combination of ethical principles and personal evaluation of their morality (Skisland et al., 2012). To address these levels within my department, I will use moral dilemmas. Such an approach will help me to identify what level of moral development the law enforcement officers have. Kohlberg’s stage theory presupposes that people can develop either personally or with the help of educational interventions (Skisland et al., 2012). Therefore, if I find out that some employees do not have sufficient moral development, I will introduce learning programs to help them. The Use of Kohlberg’s Stages in the Evaluation of Three Types of Criminals Law enforcement officers can apply Kohlberg’s theory to evaluate criminals. For instance, juvenile delinquents are usually driven by stage 1 or 2 (pre-conventional level). Thus, the officers might understand the reasoning of young criminals based on the established rules in which the latter beliefs. Burglars, whose predominant level of morality is conventional, tend to consider the opinion of the society on their actions. The law enforcement officers may use this attitude to explain to these criminals that their behavior is highly disapproved by the citizens. The financial fraudster is governed by the post-conventional way of thinking. These criminals decide what is good and what is bad based on a combination of their personal beliefs as the established moral principles. For instance, such criminals may choose to steal some money from a bank with the help of financial machinations because they believe that the state has treated them unfairly. For such cases, law enforcement officers should educate the citizens about the consequences of such actions. People should be instructed that no matter how fair or unfair they consider the laws, they will be inevitably punished for breaking them. Ways of Addressing Self-Interest and Pursuit of Pleasure to Avoid Police Corruption The first way of addressing self-interest is organizing promotional programs in which the officers woul