The two figures below show the rate of criminal convictions among men and women of different ages in the UK and the proportion of male and female prison inmates in the British prison system. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

Both graphs below illustrate the number of criminal convictions between men and women of various ages in the UK , and the percentages of male and female prison inmates in the British jail system.

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, the first picture displays in pie diagram showing the proportion of genders with the information about inmates. The second picture displays in line table showing the proportion of genders from 0 to 18 , with the

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of offenders in the UK. The pie chart provides information about the gender of prison inmates in the UK. Which female convicts occupy the 4%,

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male convicts occupy the remaining 96%. Line chart displays the

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of offenders, ranging from 10 and eldest are 60, and

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the percentage of all convictions rate from 0 to 18, with genders. Male criminals' felony mostly starts at the

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of around 20 to 40-45 , from 16% to 8. After that

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group, the rate has been decreasing steadily to 60, where it goes as low as 2.

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, female convicts of felony mostly start at the

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of 20, with 5% of convictions, but after that

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, it decreases steadily to 60 years there is no recorded crime rate.