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Rape-Prone Versus Rape-Free Campus Cultures
Violence Against Women, 1996Using the concepts of rape-free and rape-prone societies, I suggest that the next step for rape research is to investigate rape-free campus environments. Based on the articles in this volume and ethnographic research, I summarize what is known about rape-prone campus cultures and compare this information with rape-free fraternity cultures.
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2020
Only the rape of citizens was taken seriously by law. Sexual assaults on non-citizens were lesser matters. Rape of enslaved persons, a daily reality, was a crime only if committed by someone other than their owner. Rape of citizen males damaged their reputations; rape of citizen females could render them ineligible for marriage.
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Only the rape of citizens was taken seriously by law. Sexual assaults on non-citizens were lesser matters. Rape of enslaved persons, a daily reality, was a crime only if committed by someone other than their owner. Rape of citizen males damaged their reputations; rape of citizen females could render them ineligible for marriage.
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Lies, Rape, and Statutory Rape
2015When an offender lies or uses other forms of deception to induce an adult victim into sex, the law normally does not treat that as rape, even when the victim would not have engaged in the act absent the deception. But when the offender himself is deceived into having sex with an underage victim, that is treated as statutory rape, even if, once again ...
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2007
Abstract The offence of rape, originally a common law offence, became a statutory offence in 1957,and was later defined by statute in 1976. The offence was extended in 1992 so that a husband could be convicted of raping his wife. In 1994 the definition of rape was extended to include non-consensual anal intercourse upon a male or female.
Eleanor Laws, Patricia Lees
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Abstract The offence of rape, originally a common law offence, became a statutory offence in 1957,and was later defined by statute in 1976. The offence was extended in 1992 so that a husband could be convicted of raping his wife. In 1994 the definition of rape was extended to include non-consensual anal intercourse upon a male or female.
Eleanor Laws, Patricia Lees
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Rape and the Rape Trauma Syndrome
Southern Medical Journal, 1985G R, Braen +3 more
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Impact of microplastics on bioaccumulation of heavy metals in rape (Brassica napus L.)
Chemosphere, 2022Di Wu, Song Han, Long Sun
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