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Police Officers' Rape Myth Acceptance: Examining the Role of Officer Characteristics, Estimates of False Reporting, and Social Desirability Bias

Tags: attitudes toward rape, False reporting, police, rape myths, social desirability

A Brief Report on Rape Myth Acceptance: Differences Between Police Officers, Law Students, and Psychology Students in the UK

Tags: attitudes about rape, individual differences, police, RAPE MYTH ACCEPTANCE

Investigating Demographic and Attitudinal Predictors of Rape Myth Acceptance in UK Police: Developing an Evidence-Base for Training and Professional Development

Tags: police investigation, Police Officers, Rape, rape myths

Trauma-Inforced Sexual Assault Investigations Training: Lessons Learned Attempting to Enhance Sexual Assault-Related Understanding and Reduce Rape Myth Beliefs and Burnout Among Police Officers

Rape Myth Acceptance of Police Officers in Portugal

Tags: ECVS, police, rape culture, RAPE MYTH ACCEPTANCE

Observing Court Responses to Victims of Rape and Sexual Assault

Tags: adversarialism, courts, observation, rape trials, Sexual violence, victim justice

Accountability for Sexual and Gender-based Violence During Mass Repression and in Conflict: The Experiences of Argentina and Guatemala

Sexual Abuse in Proceedings of Gender-Based Violence in the Brazilian Judicial System

Tags: Brazil, entextualisation, gender, language, maria da penha law, narrative, Sexual violence

THE EVIDENTIARY PROCEDURE AT THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT IN A NUTSHELL AND THE ROLE OF VICTIMS

Tags: credibility, dual status individuals, evidentiary procedure, fact-finding concerning reparations, International Criminal Court, judicial truth- finding authority, reliability and probative value of testimony

Prosecuting and Defending Rape: Perspectives From the Bar