According to FBI statistics, what is TRUE about gender and crime?

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mote1985 [20]2 years ago

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According to FBI statistics, what is TRUE about gender and crime?
The answer is A

A.

Men are more likely to be arrested than are women.

B.

For property crimes, women are about twice as likely to be arrested than men.

C.

Men and women are arrested an equal amount of times for violent crimes.

D.

Law enforcement and society in general are more likely to view women as criminals. T

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