My definition of "conviction rate" would be the number of convictions (anything other than a non-guilty finding or dismissal) divided by the number of criminal charges.
I found this:
http://www.fcmcclerk.com/documents/a...MC_AR_2016.pdf
It includes the number 4,042 for the number of criminal charges filed in 2016. That would be the denominator.
What I would like to find out is how many of those 4,024 criminal charges resulted in anything other than a non-guilty finding or dismissal. I understand that some charges are dropped or modified to something other than the original charge and the accused still suffers legal consequences (e.g., domestic violence dropped while accompanying assault charge remains), but due to the difficulty of finding that info, I would ignore that for purposes of this and just view the DV charge individually.
Thanks for any suggestions on where I might look for these data.
Edit: It's old, but I found this, and includes Franklin Co., Ohio, in the representative counties:
https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/scpdvc.pdf