Should we consent? : rape law reform in South Africa / edited by Lilian Artz, Dee Smythe.
Material type: TextPublication details: Cape Town : Juta, c2008.Description: xi, 286 p. ; 25 cmISBN:- 9780702179389
- 0702179388
- 362.883 22
- KTL4202
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Books | Hugenote College Main Campus Main Library | 362.883 ART (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 09/0636 |
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction: should we consent? -- The politics of a definition -- Rape and HIV/AIDS: who's protecting whom? -- Getting somewhere slowly: the revision of a few evidence rules -- The personal is the political: disclosure of rape complainants personal records -- The psycho-social impact of rape and its implications for expert evidence in rape trials -- Children and sexual offences -- Half-hearted HIV-related services for victims -- Policing sexual offences: policies, practices and potential pitfalls -- Sentencing and management of sexual offenders -- Claims and entitlements or smoke and mirrors? Victims rights in the Sexual Offences Act.