Please answer these two questions as detailed as possible:

1. Considering the three frames of reference: classical, positivist, and theories of the behavior of criminal law. What assumptions does each of these theories make about human nature? To what kind of criminal justice policies do each of the theories point?
2. As a policymaker, how would you make the objective risks of getting caught known to potential offenders? (You may use any theory to illustrate your points).