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SocietyDo non-German nationals commit more crimes than Germans?

Non-German nationals appear more often than German citizens in police crime statistics, but a new study says reporting bias accounts for much of the gap. After adjustment, the estimated likelihood falls from 2.6 times to 1.7 times. The study cites factors including age, gender, education and exposure to violence at home, while rejecting culture as an explanation.

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Do non-German nationals commit more crimes than Germans?
Do non-German nationals commit more crimes than Germans?Society