The age-crime curve depicts the relationship between age and the likelihood of engaging in criminal behaviour. Specifically, it relates to research demonstrating that criminal offending is most prevalent during mid to late adolescence. The age-crime curve does not, however, clearly apply to the criminal careers of white-collar offenders. Explain how the trajectory of offending is different for white-collar offenders than other offender types (e.g., 'street' offenders) and why this may be the case.

you must cite at least two academic sources.At least two of your sources must be dated from or after 2022. r