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Eugine_Nier comments on What would a good article on Bayesian liberty look like? - Less Wrong
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I'd recommend you start by reading the sequence on ethical injunctions, i.e., norms you shouldn't violate even when you've convinced yourself it's a good idea, and use that concept as the basis for your analysis.
"For the good of the tribe, do not murder even for the good of the tribe." is one of my favoured LW cached thoughts.
Ah, the Fully General Counterargument To Light Yagami.