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    In 2015, the infamous release of Leslee Udwin’s documentary “India’s Daughter”, firsthand exposed the horrific culture and ultimately prevalence of rape in India. The documentary focuses around twenty-three-year-old medical student Jyoti Singh. While the details of this 2012 rape case are well known in India, the documentary uncovered the gruesome tragedy on a global scale. The incident occurred in India’s capital of New Delhi. Jyoti and her friend were walking home from a movie when a group…

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    and will be punished by various means. One of the distinctive differences between criminal justice systems is the criminalization of certain behaviors, such as sexual harassment and marital crime. In countries that have the modern system, marital rape isn’t socially nor morally accepted and the criminal justice system had criminalized the behavior, thus acting as a deterrence to people who think about committing such actions, but at the same time, the criminalization of such behavior allows…

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    not have the proper policy, procedure, or tools to punish offenders (Cohn 1). For example, a former student sued Wesleyan University for its inconsistent procedure and unequipped staff that failed to protect her from a fraternity already known for rape (Engel 1). Also, schools are resistant to expelling attackers. A Justice Department 's Office on Violence Against Women survey showed that only 12% of 478 sexual violence punishments were expulsions. 28% were suspensions, and the rest were…

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    Police Perceptions

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    those perceptions may influence decision making warrant more exploration. Sleath and Bull (2017) who conducted a systematic review over 24 published articles regarding police perceptions of rape victims and the impact on case decision making found that some police officers hold problematic attitudes about rape victims, although this is frequently at a low level. What is still unclear, according to Sleath and Bull (2017) is how the assessment of victim credibility, such as characteristics of…

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    percent of the nation’s population) estimated that one in four U.S. college woman was a victim of rape or attempted rape…,” (Kirk and Okazawa 264). Accordingly, to Dictionary.com the word victim is a person who suffers from a destructive or injurious actions or agency. How I can remember the word victim by I was a victim of rape at age 10 to two males, victim is a person that in danger, Law and Order help rape victims. Authors Fregoso and Bejarano in 2010 stated, “Rather than using the term…

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    Sexual Trauma Paper

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    If I were to ask people how they feel towards survivors of rape or sexual assault, the majority would respond with feelings of sympathy, concern, and wishes for the victim to recover. If this is true, and rape is a universally condemned, abhorrent crime, why are the victims of such a crime not treated with the same level of respect as those of other crimes? Rape and sexual assault are some of the most psychologically damaging offenses, with only 37% of women feeling fully recovered from their…

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    Reflection On Prison Tour

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    stop on the tour of the prison was the solitary confinement section. In this section we learned that only two types of prisoners went into this place the inmates that did awful acts and the inmates who wanted protection from sexual assault (rapist). Rape is the unwanted intimate knowledge of another human being (BAYLY).…

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    whether a sexual act is considered a crime. Forcible rape is the carnal knowledge of a female forcibly against her will. This also includes assault and the intent to commit rape. NCVS defines rape as a forced sexual intercourse in which the victim may be male or female. And the offender could be the same or different sex of the victim. This definition also includes attempts and threats of rape. However, the victim must be at least 12 years old. Date rape involves romantic partners or…

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    Stress inoculation rape therapy was developed to treat those with elevated fear and anxiety as well as specific avoidance behaviors meaning avoiding walking in the dark. Stress inoculation therapy has been shown to be successful in treating the symptoms of PTSD in rape…

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    She was often brought into these situations by her parents and was told to ignore it. Rape and sexual assault are very real, important matters of discussion and the reality can be shocking. People should be taught to report anything that has happened without feeling ashamed or judged. People should also be taught to not take advantage of others. The Glass Castle shows just a few main areas of concern regarding rape and sexual assault are seen with young children and minors, college campuses, and…

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