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This is the complete issue of Sexual Assault Report Volume 26, Number 2. Contents: Campus Sexual Assault Reform in a New Era by Christina Mancini,Ph.D.; Throwing the Red Flag: Assessing the NFL’s Policies on Domestic Violence Offenders by Beth Ellen Adbato, Nicole Sachs and Ernesto Claeyssen; Perspectives on Sexual Trauma by Valerie Cloud Clearer Ringland; Case Summaries by Anne L. Perry: Sex Offender Registration, Assessment and Classification, Probation Conditions [Kentucky: Sex Offender Required In-Home Supervision by Mother Relative to Contact with Sons, Reversing Appellate Court Dismissal—Cabinet for Health & Family Servs. v. R.S., 570 S.W.3d 538, petition for review denied, 2019 Ky LEXIS 154 (Ky 2019) (No. 2017-SC-000587-DG); Maine: Sex Offender’s Parental Rights to Child Terminated—In re Child of Jonathan D., No. And-18-198 (Me. 2019); New Hampshire: Sex Offender Who Hired Juvenile Did Not Violate Parole—State v. Proctor, 171 N.H. 800, 204 A.3d 833 (N.H. 2019); Ohio: Conspiracy Conviction Reversed Where Registration as Sex Offender Was Not Addressed in Plea Bargain—State v. Brown, 2019 Ohio App. LEXIS 656 (Ct. App. Ohio, 8th Dist. 2019); New York: Sex Offender Risk Assessment Score Reduced to Lower Level Offender Status—People v. Hinson, 170 A.D.3d 1385 (3d Dept. 2019); Second Circuit: Internet Ban Was Unreasonable Condition of Sex Offender’s Supervised Release—U.S. v. Eaglin, 913 F.3d 88 (2d Cir. 2019)]..

Keywords: Title IX Shift in the Burden of Proof Requirement; NFL’s Policies on Domestic Violence; Biology of Sexual Trauma

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