Ocr a2 sociology crime & deviance

I had a read through the examiners report and it seems that location, men being over represented in crime and then the ruling class came up but that's from me just trying to infer the question's rather than knowing what they actually are
Also, after going through them all, age has never come up so a question could be on that this year...

My teachers predict Feminism, Self Report study and Solutions to Crime.

If location of crime came up last year, what are the chances of it coming up on monday? I HOPE NOT BC I HATE IT SO MUCH GOD

I would say revise everything but my teacher said if she had to put predictions on the crime and deviance paper she would say Functionalism, Measurements of crime & Realist approach/Solutions to crime

Hi, does the realist only speak about the solution to crime because I'm looking in my text book, and the realist perspective as well as a little Marxist are the only theories mentioned??

These are the predictions from my teacher- hope it helps!

The following questions have either never appeared before or haven't appeared for a long time on the G673 Crime paper;
Right realist solutions/general solutions question
Right realist explanations/ Realist explanations
Self report surveys/ all ways of measuring crime/ official statistics
Age and crime
Subcultural explanations
Role of the media in the social construction of crime
Marxist explanations (but there was a general social class question last year)
Ethnicity and victims (although there has been a recent general victims question)
Police as an agent of social control (but again, there was a question last year about the law being used to oppress)
Neo Marxist explanations

a good theorist to know is heidensohn as she says a lot about women in crime such as why they tend to be ignored as sociology/criminology is male stream argues it's due to vicarious identification/male dom of crime etc.
Reasons for less female crime is idea of socialisation/social roles(ann Oakley). women are socialised to be caring etc and these characteristics don't support crime also idea of social control in home excluded from subcultures (mcrobbie-bedroom cultures) also how male dominance of judicial system heidensohn argues is why women aren't convicted (chivalry thesis) but some argue against and say harsher punishments for women as doubly deviant (Farringdon and Morris) also women's opportunity to commit crime in home/work/public etc.