What do you find to be the more important duty of a policymaker: preserving individual rights or public order?

Background InformationCriminology is the study of criminal behavior, including the causation, correction, and prevention of crime. Criminologists use what is called a scientific approach, which focuses on gathering facts more than opinions and recollections. It is important, then, for criminology students to start their study with an understanding of the broad perspective, or picture, of crime. Criminology encompasses many academic disciplines, including anthropology, biology, psychology and psychiatry, economics, sociology, and statistics.1. In the textbook, Criminology Today: An Integrative Introduction, read:a. Chapter 1b. Chapter 2Use the link below to access the bookhttps://www100.zippyshare.com/v/qVcvTvKY/file.html2. Using material from this week’s lesson, as well as outside sources, research the study of crime. This should include popular opinions on the causes of crime (for example, whether the crime is associated strictly with the individuals committing the crime, or whether crime can be viewed as evidence of a corrupt society).a. When conducting your research, review the Critical Evaluation Checklist for Internet Websites to ensure that you are using only credible sources.3. Navigate to the threaded discussion and respond to the following discussion question. If it’s relevant, include your own personal experience.a. What do you find to be the more important duty of a policymaker: preserving individual rights or public order?