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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

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

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

Prosecuting and Defending Rape: Perspectives From the Bar

"Whack" No More: Infusing Equality into the Ethics of Defence Lawyering in Sexual Assault Cases

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 Use of Arguments about Myths and Stereotypes to Appeal The Use of Arguments about Myths and Stereotypes to Appeal Sexual Assault Convictions in Canada

Reconciling the Conflicting Rights of Victims and Defendants at the International Criminal Court

The Ethical Obligations of Defence Counsel in Sexual Assault
Cases

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

The Tension between the Presumption of Innocence and Victims’ Participation Rights at the International Criminal Court

Tags: evidence, International Criminal Court (ICC), international criminal law (ICL), participation, presumption of innocence, victims

Victim Testimony in International and Hybrid Criminal Courts: Narrative Opportunities, Challenges, and Fair Trial Demands

Tags: human rights, international criminal law, transitional justice, victim participation