Title: The Study Of physique and Character Development related to the Capability to Commit Crimes   STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM   Sample   This research aims to give knowledge and insights in why the physical body of a person or its outside appearance can be judged on what a person are capable of in commiting a crime. Also this research will tackle, the topic of of is it right that you are judging a person on just looking on her/his outside appearance and you will conclude if he/she is a criminal.

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