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"I Think She's Learnt Her Lesson": Juror Use of Cultural Misconceptions in Sexual Violence Trials

Observing Court Responses to Victims of Rape and Sexual Assault

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

Imageries of Self: Guilty Plea Statements in Sexual Violence Cases at the ICTY

Tags: conflict-related sexual violence, guilty pleas, ICTY, international criminal justice, narrative expressivism, scripted guilt

The Judicial Gateway: An Analysis of the Judge’s Role in the Perpetuation of Rape Myths in Sexual Assault Jury Trials in New Zealand.

Tags: Court, evidence, Female complainant, Female victim, Judge, Jury trial, Perpetuate, rape myths, sexual assault, Sexual assault misconceptions, Trial

Prosecuting and Defending Rape: Perspectives From the Bar

How Rape Myths Are Used and Challenged in Rape and Sexual Assault Trials

Tags: courts, criminal justice system, Rape, rape myths, rationality, sexual assault, trials

The Ethical Obligations of Defence Counsel in Sexual Assault
Cases

Tags: Canada, Criminal defense lawyers, Legal ethics, Sex crimes-Trial practice

Understanding and Improving International Sex Crimes

Lawyers’ Strategies for Cross-Examining Rape Complainants: Have we Moved
Beyond the 1950s?

Tags: courtroom questioning, cross-examination, historical comparison, prosecution, Rape