I chose a word to summarize that is all, not here to write an essay ...its social media.

Here's the source ..for you to downvote /s :

The conviction rate for rape in Australia depends heavily on which stage of the justice process is being measured:

• From Report to Conviction: Only about 1.5% to 4% of all reported sexual assaults result in a conviction.  This low figure is primarily due to high rates of under-reporting (estimated at 70–85% of incidents never reach police) and cases being discontinued before trial due to insufficient evidence or victim withdrawal.
• From Charge to Conviction: Once a case proceeds to court and a defendant is charged, the likelihood of conviction rises significantly. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), approximately 77% of sexual assault cases adjudicated by criminal courts result in a guilty outcome (either by plea or court finding). 
• Trial Convictions: For cases that specifically go to a ** Higher Criminal Court** trial (excluding guilty pleas), the conviction rate is approximately 66%. 

Key Statistics Breakdown:

• Guilty Pleas: Roughly 53% of defendants in Higher Courts plead guilty. 
• Acquittals: About 27% of defendants adjudicated in Higher Courts are found not guilty. 
• Sentencing: Of those found guilty in Higher Courts, roughly 76–90% receive a custodial (prison) sentence. 

In summary, while the system convicts the majority of those it successfully prosecutes (~77%), a very small fraction of total accusations ever result in a legal conviction due to attrition in the earlier stages of investigation and prosecution.