People can have duties, responsibilities, or obligations {deontology}. Perhaps, certain actions are themselves right or wrong {deontological ethics} {deontologicalism}. Circumstances and results do not matter. People can know what people can do or not do in all situations, including action timing. In deontological ethics, actions are intrinsically right or wrong and people must or must not do them, no matter what the consequences.
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