Discuss various types of crimes (at least 4) and explain the differences between men and women as perpetrators of those crimes. Cite to the Textbook using APA. If you cite to the additional assigned material, you may simply say "Article on Canvas in Week Two" or "Video on Canvas in Week Seven" and add the link (or hyperlink that phrase). DO NOT use outside material for this question. Citing the textbook is mandatory and points will be lost for few or no cites.

This answer should be several paragraphs in length at a minimum. There is no maximum length. Do not include personal opinion. Grammar is not graded.

2. In which two components of the 3 major components of the criminal justice system is the participation of women notably lower than the participation of men? Why? Cite to outside research using APA, or, if there is not enough information to use the full format of APA, simply put the name or describe the source and include the link (or use a hyperlink). If you cite to the additional assigned material, you may simply say "Article on Canvas in Week Two" or "Video on Canvas in Week Seven" and add the link (or hyperlink that phrase). Citing and outside research are mandatory and points will be lost for few or no cites. Use sources that you determine to be reliable. Sources do not have to be peer-reviewed. Even sources such as Wikipedia may be used, as long as there is the appropriate amount of reliance on such a source. Wikipedia, for example, is good for generalizations or as a supporting source to other more credible sources, but is not strong as a sole source for a large or significant assertion.

This answer should be several paragraphs in length at a minimum. There is no maximum length. Do not include personal opinion. Grammar is not graded.

3. Choose a theory from Chapter Three of the Textbook and critically evaluate it. You do not need to cite. Professionally express your personal opinion. There is no need to summarize or re-state the theory; simply name it and then begin your critique. This answer should be 3-5 paragraphs. Grammar is not graded.