>The myths of rape should be dispelled once and for all,” he announced near the long-awaited end of his verdict. “It doesn’t matter if the victim was drinking, out at night alone, sexually exploited, on a date with the perpetrator, or how the victim was dressed. No one asks to be raped.
>there were no witnesses to the rape > There were no obvious physical injuries detected by a sexual assault kit Gray had done the next day >There were just the two people’s words
tl;dr: Guy gets convicted of rape based SOLELY on the fact that the woman said he did it.
>dispel the myths of rape >don't focus on the biggest myth of all, false rape claims
James Reed
>She has changed her PhD subject from women in prison to sexual assault.
Josiah Jackson
>Mustafa Ururyar
annnd nothing of value was lost
John Flores
It's the same subject desu.
Gavin Nelson
from the title I thought he was going on about 'rape culture' and all that bollocks
Lincoln Cook
>Who is this judge, I wondered? My colleague Oliver Sachgau dug up that he’d been a family court judge in the 1990s and was known for taking a child-centred perspective. He co-wrote two books about women and the law with the late, wonderful feminist and social justice activist June Callwood. One was a handbook for women navigating the law, titled The Law Is Not for Women.
