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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: A
Review of Research on Investigative
Decision-Making by Police Officers in
Sex Offense Cases

Tags: Crimina investigation, decision-making, police, rape myths, Sex offenses

Police Reporting Practices for Sexual Assault Cases in Which 'The Victim Does Not Wish to Pursue Charges'

Tags: case attrition, incident reports, reporting practices, sexual assault

Good practice tool for police
hearings with migrant, applicant
for international protection, refugee (MAR), trafficked, and LGBT+ victims of sexual violence

Judging Juries: 'Common Sense' Conundrums of Prosecuting Violence Against Women

What Do We Know About Rape Myths and Juror Decision Making?

Tags: juries, rape myths, sexual offences, victims

Promoting Domestic Accountability for Conflict-Related Sexual Violence: Cases of Guatemala, Peru and Colombia

"Whose Court is it? Judicial handbook on victims’ rights at the International Criminal Court"

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

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

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

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