Pick one criminological theory that is NOT from the classical school of criminology. Describe your selected theory, its basic assumptions, and how it explains criminal behavior. Then, describe the policy implications of the theory. In other words, what would supporters of this theory suggest should be done to prevent/reduce crime in society? Finally, discuss any criticisms of the theory. Please be sure to cite (APA format) any external sources that you choose to use. (External sources are not required, but you may use them if you wish). There is no minimum page length or word count for this assignment. Please focus on answering the question as thoroughly and completely as you can with sufficient depth and detail. Also, be sure to organize your thoughts into paragraphs. You will need to either type in your response or copy and paste from your preferred word processor (recommended).
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