Radio: The “age-crime curve” is shifting. What do we do about it?

The average age of arrest for someone accused of aggravated assault, burglary, and similar crimes is now 32. That’s a decade older than previous generations. R Street Institute’s Jillian Snider joined POTUS Mornings on SiriusXM to discuss why the “age-crime curve” is shifting and what we can do about it.

Listen to the interview below: