Rape law reform : a grassroots revolution and its impact

Cassia Spohn · Julie Horney

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Sexual Assault and Victimization Studies Criminal Law and Policy Legal processes and jurisprudence

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The Rape Reform Movement. Rape Law Reform in Six Jurisdictions. Contextual Differences and Case Processing Variations. Instrumental Effects of the Reforms. Officials' Evaluations of Rape Cases. Officials' Attitudes Toward Sexual History Evidence. The Limits of Legal Reforms. Index.

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