Premise 1:	General Moral Principle (GMP)
Premise 2:	Factual claim (FC)
Conclusion:	Derivative Moral Judgment (DMJ)
Examples:
Premise 1:	Killing people is wrong. (GMP)
Premise 2:	Capital punishment is killing of criminals. (FC)
Premise 3:	Criminals are people. (FC)
Conclusion:	Capital punishment is wrong. (DMJ)
Premise 1:	Harming people is wrong. (GMP)
Premise 2:	Killing people is harming them. (FC)
Conclusion:	Killing people is wrong. (DMJ)
Premise 1:	One should not lie. (GMP)
Premise 2:	On a tax return one signs a statement indicating that the information one has provided is correct. (FC)
Premise 3:	If one signs a statement indicating that the information one has provided on a tax return is true when one knows that one has provided false information, then one has lied. (FC)
Conclusion:	One should not knowingly provide false information on a tax return. (DMJ)
Premise 1:	It is wrong to attempt to sway the judicial system in one's own favor (GMP)
Premise 2:	Offering a judge a bribe is an attempt to sway the judicial system in one's own favor (FC)
Conclusion:	Offering a judge a bribe is wrong. (DMJ)