Federal crime statistics provide us the percentage of the whole class of white
collar offenders arrested relative to the percentage of conventional property
offenders arrested.

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Federal crime statistics usually do not provide a comparison between white collar offenders and conventional property offenders. These statistics usually provide data on various types of crimes committed, such as fraud, embezzlement, and other white collar crimes. Similarly, data on conventional property crimes such as burglary, theft, and robbery may also be provided, but the comparison between these two types of offenders is not typically made.

Federal Crime Statistics Provide Us the Percentage of the Whole