I do wonder if incarceration rates are different because women are treated differently at trial for violent offences. It's certainly not the only factor, but it

I do wonder if incarceration rates are different because women are treated differently at trial for violent offences. It's certainly not the only factor, but it could skew things even further than they would otherwise be. Is it presumed that women are unlikely to reoffend where men are assumed to be likely to? It's like how it's difficult to get female abusers prosecuted for just about anything, including rape or spousal abuse. There's some kind of bias here.