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    their will to have non-consensual sex and forced upon someone is an offence. Forcing someone to have sex is a crime and in every state it is a felony but punishable by law depending on the charges held against the suspect. Most sexual assaults and rape that happen in correctional facilities are caused by correctional staff and/or officers. Correctional administrators reported that 8,7363 alleged sexual assault in prisons, jails, and other adult facilities in 2011 and a great increase since in…

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    deliberately done to physically hurt the victim for a moment, however, it also causes prolonged negative consequences. This social phenomenon has become a significant part of the dominant culture where society substantially associates sexual assault and rape with the notion of sexual pleasure. In reality, however, it arises from an overly controlling individual’s possibly through physical violence, emotional pressure or leveraging of power or alternative social capital. Although many would link…

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    Sexism In Colleges

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    1997 National Institute of Justice study referenced by Armstrong (2006), it was estimated that between one-fifth and one-quarter of women are victims of completed or attempted rape while in college (Fisher, Cullen and Turner 2000). Additionally, the startling statement is made that college women are at greater risk for rape and other forms of sexual assault than woman in the general population or in a comparable age group” (Armstrong 2006; Fisher et al. 2000:iii). Sexism runs rampant through our…

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    Self Defense In College

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    Although sexual assault can happen to both men and women, most assaults are carried out onto women by men, who are usually, bigger, and stronger than women. On college Campuses the risk of rape and assault aimed towards women is very high and worrying. Today Universities are the focus of national attention where the issue of sexual assault is broadcasted through student activism, resources, and demands for legal action. While many people have differing ideas on how to handle the situation, such…

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    causing long-term psychological, physical and behavioral problems. Acts of sexual violence occurr in two major ways: Child Sexual Abuse and Rape. Defined as, a sexual act with a child that is intended to give sexual gratification to an adult; including physical contact and non-contact exploitation; child sexual abuse is a heinous act. On the other hand, there’s rape; the unlawful act of coercing oral, anal, or vaginal penetration upon a person without consent or upon someone incapable of…

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    Victim Blaming Is Wrong

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    all just accept the fact he was afraid. Nobody would blame him, so why blame a woman when she is raped. Peoples apparent belief that there are two equal sides to every rape, that the rapist and the victim both have valid points is the reason why 68% of sexual assaults are not reported. These people that believe this are wrong. Rape is not a two sided story. The rapist is at fault, not the…

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    Sexual Assault Cases

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    Justice, does it exist in America? Looking at sexual assault cases, some would say yes and others no. Most sexual assault cases never make it to a court because authorities tell the victims that they do not have enough evidence …… What this answer to the victims suggests is that they will be denied their Due Process because they do not have what authorities consider to be hard evidence. There are some cases that have evidence, but the victim was impaired, so they have no case, they could forget…

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    How would you feel if a judge sentenced you a life behind bars for something you didn’t commit? Many women accuse men of rape when they didn't rape anyone. There are a lot of cases that the "victim" chose a man from the police lineup that wasn’t her perpetrator. Before determining the person is guilty there should be a DNA test for the victim. The next paragraph will be talking about how this problem developed. This issue drew up by people not paying attention to the DNA tests, by not…

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    “National surveys in the United States estimate that one in six women has experienced an attempted or completed rape at some time” (Basile, Lang, Bartenfeld, & Clinton-Sherrod, 2005).In the book Picking Cotton, a young woman by the name of Jennifer Thompson was raped by a young black man who had broken into her home. A question we must ask ourselves is why did this young man commit such sinister crimes against Miss Thompson? I believe the crimes committed by this individual can be linked to…

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    the Stepmother consists of a young man accusing his stepmother for killing his father and was written in Athens between 420 to 411 BC. The Law and Order: Special Victims Unit episode "Legitimate Rape" was aired on March 27, 2013, and deals with a woman named Avery accusing her co-worker, Purcell, of rape and the court case that follows the accusation. Despite the temporal and cultural differences, there are significant similarities in regards to the rhetoric used to provoke emotion from the jury…

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