• Describe the Moors murders case (England), and identify the victim(s) and the type of offender/accuser.
• Explain the psychological approach as it applies to this crime being violent or nonviolent.
• Discuss the social, economic, and psychological impact of the crime on the individual and the community.
• List any psychological treatments or rehabilitations that were offered in this case. If none were offered, identify psychological treatments and approaches that could have helped the victim(s) and the offender.
• Evaluate the victim's role and rights within the legal system.
• Explain how forensic psychologists were used or could have been used in this specific case, and the ethics of such involvement.
• Explain how at least one contemporary theory of forensic psychology was demonstrated by exploring this particular case.