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    Effects of False Rape Accusations What’s the truth and what isn’t? That’s a question law enforcement must answer, almost everyday, when dealing with crimes. Sexual assault, in particular, is a subject where the truth could be a he-said-she-said type of situation. Moreover, law enforcement generally has a difficult time apprehending a perpetrator, due to the lack of eyewitness accounts of the crime or lack of evidence. The reason being, investigating sexual assault is not as simple as it appears,…

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    maturity lifestyles, and the risk of accidents. Since teenagers are going through things such as peer pressure, new situations, and physical changes, the drinking age has been put to a reasonable age (21) so that violent behavior, such as homicide, rape, suicide, and domestic violence are not prevalent among young people. These results are some that a lower drinking age will be unable to…

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    When examining rape in cultures in the journal article The Socio-Cultural Context of Rape: A Cross-Cultural Study by Peggy Reeves Sanday collected data from previous studies and applied a coding system to distinguish societies based off the occurrence and types of rape committed by men against women. She labelled societies as ‘rape prone’ and ‘rape free’. She found that in ‘rape prone’ societies ‘included cases in which men rape enemy women, rape is a ceremonial act, and rape may be more a…

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    had experienced rape did not report it…

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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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    Causes Of Sexual Assault

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    Falling under the definition of sexual assault are sexual activities as forced sexual intercourse, forcible sodomy, child molestation, incest, fondling, and attempted rape. There are many different causes for someone to become a sexual offender, and there are many “triggers” that could set off a sexual offender. “They are opportunists, who lack feelings for another and who have an antisocial personality disorder” (What…

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    In DuBois’s story he speaks of a black man named John who killed a white man who was attempting to rape his sister, “his dark skinned sister struggling in the arms of a tall and fair-haired man… seizing a fallen limb, struck him with all the pent-up anger in his great black arm.” (DuBois 49-50). In the story black John was hung for killing white John…

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    Pornography And Aggression

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    Some believe that this sexual representation in the media is a form of art and advertisement, while some believe that it is a particular type of human behavior and simple acts of nudity as pornographic. The Australian Joint Select Committee defined a purpose of pornography as for sexual arousal not as a triggered to develop sexual aggression. On the other hands, Feminist continued to describe…

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    Influences Rape Culture

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    The Influence of Rape Culture “Why couldn’t you just keep your legs closed?” Why couldn’t you just “push your bottom into the sink to avoid penetration?” Those were the questions that were asked by Canadian Judge Robin Camp, who is now being scrutinized and possibly stripped of his title after he uttered those specific words to a victim of a rape case. Sexual assault cases have had the spotlight shining down on them for some time now, especially since feminist movements focusing on women’s…

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    Sexual Assault Effects

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    million men will also be victims. However, many victims are unable to get the justice they need in pursuing a case such as rape because out of every 1,000 cases, 994 of the perpetrators will walk free (“Statistics”). This means that the United States has thousands of sexual assault criminals walking around the streets, not mentioning the possibility of them attacking again. However, rape does not just stop after the act is done; it lives on in the victim’s brain for the rest of their life. This…

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