crime link:

https://www.thestar.comews/gta/2020/08/06/she-boasted-about-drunk-driving-then-she-killed-a-cyclist-then-she-got-parole-she-was-just-sentenced-to-18-months-for-driving-drunk-again.html

8. . An explanation of the crime should include the following: a. who ( victim/s); where; when; what (description of crime); and why (this might be complicated or impossible to answer through research but should be included if possible). Which category do you believe this crime would fit into (crimes against a person, property, or victimless crimes)? Explain your answer. $999.57 . Using the social sciences lenses in a view this crime through the eyes of one of these disciplines. Why would these social scientists be interested in this crime? What questions might they ask to better understand the situation? Using the social change theories examine this crime through the application of one 01 these \"modes. Do you believe that this crime demonstrates deviant behavior? Explain. Do you believe that the consequence assigned was appropriate to the crime? a. Will this consequence deter similar crimes in the future? b. What consequence would be necessary to ensure that this crime never occurred again in your opinion? . Flecall the situation you selected. Is there anything about this situation that would NOT constitute criminal activity? Did this incident cause any lasting social change? Could/should it have? Note: Please cite all sources used in this research. Social Change Theories: - Structural functionalism - Conflict - Feminism - Cultural materialism - Cognitive - Humanism - Intersectionality Social Change Lenses: - Sociology - Anthropology - Psychology