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Pleаse аnswer ONLY FOUR оf the questiоns in the text bоx below. Eаch answer should consist of at least five sentences per question (but you are allowed to write as much as you believe is necessary) and should answer all parts of the question to receive full credit (partial credit is also possible). Each question is worth ten possible points. You will NOT receive any extra credit if you answer more than four questions, so only answer four. Please number your responses so they align with the question you are answering. (If you are answering question 4, then number that response 4.) 1. Compare and contrast libertarianism and socialism in the context of ideological justice. Give an example of each as it pertains to a crime problem of your choosing. 2. Compare and contrast the criminal justice system and the civil justice system by highlighting the six characteristics of each discussed. Give an example of a case that would go through the criminal justice system and a case that would go through the civil justice system. 3. Compare and contrast Herbert Packer’s two models of the criminal justice system. Using the crime of burglary as an example, describe each model’s approach towards the offender. 4. List and describe three defenses to crimes. Provide an example of each type of defense and explain why that defense constitutes that particular type of defense. 5. Provide a detailed explanation of deterrence theory. Be sure to discuss the different types of deterrence, the people who influenced deterrence, the philosophy underlying deterrence, and some of the limitations of deterrence theory. 6. Discuss the four myths of policing. Provide an explanation for why each one is considered a myth. Discuss how these myths were uncovered. 7. Suppose that you are in charge of explaining the criminal trial process to someone who has just been arrested for murder. Provide a detailed step by step explanation outlining what they can expect from this point (just after arrest) all the way through sentencing.