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Resource Type: Thesis / Dissertation
Theme / Topic: The Judiciary and Court Services
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An Examination of the Relationship Between Juror Attitudes, Psychological Constructs and Verdict Decisions within Rape Trials

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

How Rape Myths Are Used in Swedish Child Rape Court Cases in Comparison with Adults: A Critical Discourse Analysis

Tags: child, Rape, rape myth

Naming Injustice, Reimagining Justice: How Victim-Survivors of Sexual Violence in Portugal Perceive Criminal Justice and its Alternatives

Tags: access to justice, Bourdieu, criminal justice, Gender-based Violence, Portugal, Restorative Justice, Sexual violence

Rape and Sexual Violence in International Criminal Law: From Phenomenology to Jurisprudence

Tags: international criminal law, rape as a tactic, systematic sexual violence

Study on the Detrimental Impact of Rape Mythologies and Victim Stereotypes in the Application of Character Evidence in Jury Trials in England and Wales

COURT OBSERVATIONS OF ENGLISH RAPE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT TRIALS: AN INTERSECTIONAL ANALYSIS

Tags: Court, criminal justice, Cultural Narratives, Rape, rape myths, Victim-survivors.

An Examination of the Impacts of Rape Myths and Gender Bias on the Legal Process for Rape in Rwanda