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TL;DR
The main finding was that children of parents with 4 or more ACEs had 1.91-fold higher adjusted odds of arrest and 3.22-fold higher adjusted odds of conviction compared to children of parents without ACEs.
JAMA Network Open · 12 authors, 7 centres
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The main finding was that children of parents with 4 or more ACEs had 1.91-fold higher adjusted odds of arrest and 3.22-fold higher adjusted odds of conviction compared to children of parents without ACEs.
The main finding was that children of parents with 4 or more ACEs had 1.91-fold higher adjusted odds of arrest and 3.22-fold higher adjusted odds of conviction compared to children of parents without ACEs. These associations persisted after controlling for parental PCEs.