Question: Choose a real, solved, publicly-covered case. Analyze the case: Describe how a criminological theory provides a basis for explaining why the crime event occurred or how the theory accurately captures the etiology of the accused criminal offender(s). Describe theory or concepts you use to evaluate your case. Justify your choice of theory. You can use more than one theory if they are pertinent to your topic; however, one is enough. When providing details of your case, assume the reader is unfamiliar with it. Cite publications that provide supportive empirical evidence.