Simunic banned for 10 games for pro-Nazi chant

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26. Dancing around the topic, I see

Actually, arrest rates are the issue. You wrote about how athletes are in the news "all the time" for breaking the law, implying that athletes engage in illegal behavior more than others. Arrest rates would be the first indicator of a higher prevalence of illegal behavior, bit the data does not support that. Low convictions would be the indicator of entitlement, on which research seems to support.
"Arrest and conviction rates, for male collegiate and professional athletes accused of felony sexual assault against women are compared with national crime data to determine whether elite athletes receive preferential treatment by the criminal justice system. The research is based on 217 criminal complaints against athletes filed with police between 1986 and 1995. The findings indicate that allegations of sexual assault involving collegiate or professional athletes are far more likely to result in an arrest and in an indictment. Nonetheless, athletes are significantly less likely to be convicted." from here...
http://journals.humankinetics.com/ssj-back-issues/ssjvolume14issue1march/researchnotesarrestandconvictionratesforathletesaccusedofsexualassault
It looks to me that athletes behave themselves better than the rest of the population, but that the entitlement issue shows up in the courts.
As far as athletes leading crowds in racist/fascist chants, it "happens all the time" seems inaccurate.