Complete the following for prompt 2:  Summarize “Punishment in America” (see Can

Complete the following for prompt 2: 
Summarize “Punishment in America” (see Canvas week 6). Provide a historical overview of the role of politics and social climate in the construction of crime and criminal sanctions.
Discuss the development and purpose of the victim-offender reconciliation programs and victims’ role in the sanctioning process. 
Review https://cebcp.org/evidence-based-policing/what-works-in-policing/research-evidence-review/hot-spots-policing/
Links to an external site.
and take a position on whether hot spot policing or broken windows theory is best for crime control. 
Prompt 3: Learning objectives  1 and 3
Complete the following for prompt 3: 
Watch a film depicting crime and answer all of the questions below.
Discuss one explanation/theory of crime (e.g., social disorganization theory, biological theories etc.) as it’s depicted in a film of your choosing. Focus on one theory even if there are sub elements of another theory. Discuss each component of the theory as it relates to the film. You can start by providing the principles of the theory and describing how the film fits each of them. 
Choose one character and discuss the factors that drove that character’s criminality. Discuss how those factors are tied to and supported by the formal explanation of crime (theory). Use your text and/or journal articles. Discuss whether it was driven by person (e.g., strain, biological, etc.) or place (e.g., neighborhood, strain, etc.)
What type of victimization was present in the film? Based on the types of crimes committed, in the real world, what is the victims’ role in the sanctioning process. Students should review victim impact statement legislation and victim focused policies. Lastly, identify a program that would best fit the offender and a program that would best address the victim(s) needs. 
*Note: Do not summarize the film. 
Examples of films and theories connected:
Social disorganization: Boyz N the hood & Taxi Driver; 
Rational choice Theory: Double Indemnity; 
Biological/Psychological Theories: Frankenstein & Psycho; 
Strain Theories: Traffic
PLEASE USE THE TEXT CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY THIRD EDITION BY STEPHEN TIBBETS/ALEX PIQUERO