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This is the complete issue of Sexual Assault Report, Volume 14, Number 2. Contents: “Elizabeth Barnhill First Recipient of the Gail Burns-Smith Award” by Karen L. Baker, LMSW; “Why Rapists Run Free” by M. Claire Harwell, J.D. and David Lisak, Ph.D.; “Fresh Complaint Doctrine Should Be Eliminated: More Meaningful Reforms Can Directly Redress Pervasive and Systemic Bias” by Wendy Murphy, Esq. ; “Tenth Circuit Rules That Expert Testimony on Characteristics of Child Molesters, Including Grooming Behavior, Was Properly Admitted” by Anne L. Perry (reviewing U.S. v. Batton, No. 09-8079 (10th Cir. 2010)); “Federal Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act Withstands Constitutional Attack” by Anne L. Perry, Esq.; “’I Mistook Her Rejection of My Advances as Consent, Your Honor’” by Jenna Labourr; “State Courts Clarify Sex Offender Registration Laws” by Anne L. Perry, Esq. (reviewing State v. McConville, No. 2010-Ohio-958 (Ohio 2010); State v. Ways, No. S-09-017 (Neb. 2009); and People v. Dowdy, 08-000249-FH (Mich. 2010)); “Innovative Approaches to Rape Education: New Judicial Instructions in the UK and Public Education in Scotland and Australia” by Lynn Hecht Schafran, Esq.; “Where Is the Line of Consent?” by Joan Zorza (reviewing ‘The Line,’ a documentary film by Nancy Schwartzman).

Keywords: Fresh Complaint Doctrine; Sex Offender Registration and Notification Laws; Consent

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