is the eugenics movement. As the text moves into the modern bio-social perspective, it may be important to discuss the lessons learned from the past theoretical developments.

1) Can you identify any current crime control policies align with biological theories on crime? If so, what are they and provide examples.

2) What sorts of new policies could be put into place that are inspired by biological theories on crime, yet do not violate our modern notion of human rights (e.g., those that were violated during World War II by Nazi Germany)?

3) Is chemical castration a violation of human rights? Why or why not? Provide depth to your answer with examples. 

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