Jones studies the evolutionary theories of human behavior and how they impact the American legal system. This is probably one of the most volatile areas because it is so easily misunderstood. Perhaps the most common misconception is the idea of genetic determinism. And it follows that you must be about to say that those people who have it can't be held responsible for rapes they commit. Sound biology does not lead us to the conclusion that people are not responsible for their behaviors.
Human behavior is far more complex than traits like eye color or blood type.
Instead, they examine similarities between people that may have evolved to promote a certain behavior under specific environmental conditions. For example, many people have a genetic predisposition toward depression. But not all individuals with this predisposition become depressed, even under extreme stress. Nor will all men commit rape, even under circumstances that otherwise increase the probability. Meteorology is not an exact science.