Young men commit more crimes than old men.

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Studies consistently show that younger men (in their late teens to early 30s) are more likely to commit crimes than older men. This is due to a variety of factors, including impulsiveness, peer pressure, lack of fully developed decision-making skills, and higher levels of testosterone. However, crime rates among older men may increase if they have certain risk factors, such as substance abuse or financial desperation.

Young Men Commit More Crimes Than Old Men