The data presented here indicate that the crimes an individual is more likely to commit are related to the level of inequality that person has experienced. The experience of status deprivation influences whether an individual will commit a crime, what type of crime will be committed, and the individual's rate of criminal participation. The data also suggest an indirect relationship between inequality and violent crimes, which is often concealed by the seemingly more direct effects of frustration, resentment, and jealousy. Finally, the data show a relationship between inequality and criminality only under certain circumstances, and only affecting a small number of people.