1-Carefully read Chapter 3 of the Schmalleger text. Then re-read “The Case: Richard Benjamin Speck—Born to Raise Hell” case scenario on page 52 of your text (if you are using a digital version of the textbook, the page number may be different) . Then, in this discussion board forum created by your instructor, answer all of the questions (in the textbook) that follow the case scenario. Make sure to support your answers with information from your textbook and/or any additional external research you may want to include. ( answers the attached questions )

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Carefully read Chapter 4 of the Schmalleger text. Then answer the questions below.

According to your text, “Raine claimed that by examining the brains of children as young as three years of age, criminologists could already see signs indicating the potential for troubled behavior in the future.”

Question: If brain scans and other biological indicators can identify, at an early age, which kids are at risk for serious juvenile, and eventually adult offending, should we separate those kids from mainstream children whose biological indicators show no increased probability of future criminal involvement by placing them in special schools, special preventative intervention programs, surveilling them more closely, etc., etc.? Please provide substantive rationale for your position.

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