I agree with many of the quotes below in that this his findings only state they are more "likely" to commit another crime. I wonder if the lower activity in th

I agree with many of the quotes below in that this his findings only state they are more "likely" to commit another crime. I wonder if the lower activity in the ACC isn't a factor in them committing another crime but in them being caught? To put it bluntly they don't have a lot going on upstairs so they will do something very dumb, where as a criminal with more cognitive capacity would likely take longer to slip up.