Sexual Assault Kits and Reforming the Response to Rape

Herausgeber: Lovell, Rachel E; Langhinrichsen-Rohling, Jennifer

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Produktbeschreibung

Sexual Assault Kits and Reforming the Response to Rape curates the current state of untested sexual assault kit research and highlights emerging best practices by exploring the past, the present, and the future of our collective response to rape.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 434
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. November 2022
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 25mm
• Gewicht: 925g
• ISBN-13: 9781032033433
• ISBN-10: 1032033436
• Artikelnr.: 64616516

Autorenporträt

Rachel E. Lovell (PhD, Sociology, The Ohio State University) is an Assistant Professor of Criminology and Director of the Criminology Research Center at Cleveland State University in Cleveland, Ohio. She is an applied criminologist and methodologist whose research focuses on gender-based violence and victimization, particularly sexual assault, human trafficking, and intimate partner violence. Jennifer Langhinrichsen-Rohling (PhD, Clinical-Community Psychology, University of Oregon) is a Professor in the Department of Psychological Science at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte. She is core faculty in the Clinical Health concentration of the Health Psychology PhD program and a licensed clinical psychologist in North Carolina.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction
Section 1: How did we get here?: Revisiting the past
Chapter 1: "On the Shelves, Covered in Dust": The History of Untested
Sexual Assault Kits in the United States
Rebecca Campbell and Hannah Feeney
Chapter 2: Where's My Kit?: An Overview of Attrition in Sexual Assault
Cases
Kathryn A. McGill, Kimberly Pusey and Sarah Koon-Magnin
Chapter 3: Understanding Sexual Assault Disclosure: Victim Decision-Making
Processes Underlying the National Sexual Assault Kit Initiative
Jennifer Langhinrichsen-Rohling, Bridget Jules, Emma C. Lathan, C. Austin
Coates and Rachel Crisler
Chapter 4: Sexual Assault of Women of Color: Establishing an Equitable and
Culturally Specific Response
Teresa Stafford
Chapter 5: A Survivor's Perspective: My Sexual Assault Kit was Part of the
Backlog
Natasha Simone Alexenko
Section 2: Where are we now?: Present Reform Efforts
Chapter 6: SAKI Training and Technical Assistance: Partnering with SAKI
Sites for Success
Patricia A. Melton and Amanda R. Young
Chapter 7: Advancing Our Understanding of Sexual Assault Offenders
Rachel E. Lovell, Angela Williamson, Timothy Keel, Thomas Dover and Mary
Weston
Chapter 8: Current Issues in Understanding Sexual Victimization
Veronique N. Valliere
Chapter 9: Current Victim Notification Procedures: Victim and Process
Impacts Across Two SAKI Sites
Heather C. Melton, Emma C. Lathan and Jennifer Langhinrichsen-Rohling
Chapter 10: Transforming Police Response to Sexual Assault from the Inside
Out: A Case Study of the Mobile, Alabama Sexual Assault Kit Promise
Initiative
Jennifer Langhinrichsen-Rohling, Emma C. Lathan, Tres Stefurak and Jessica
Duncan
Chapter 11: Prosecutorial Response to Sexual Violence
Jennifer Long, Patricia Powers, Holly Fuhrman and Jennifer Newman
Chapter 12: Current Trends in Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Exams and
Examiners
Julie L. Valentine and Nancy Downing
Chapter 13: Current Trends with Anonymous Reporting: Lessons Learned from
Duluth, Minnesota
Mary Faulkner
Chapter 14: Current Issues with Providing Sexual Assault Medical Forensic
Exams in Rural Areas
Bridget Diamond-Welch, Mattie Jones and Briana Zimmer
Chapter 15: Caring for Sexual Assault Victim-Survivors on College Campuses
Candice N. Selwyn, Carolyn Dolan, Sarah Koon-Magnin, Tres Stefurak and
Allison Rudd
Chapter 16: Behind the Scenes of the Forensic Lab: Forensic Decision Making
for Sexual Assault Kit Testing
Charlotte Lopez-Jauffret
Chapter 17: Current Understanding of the Cost-Effectiveness of Testing
Sexual Assault Kits
Paul Speaker
Chapter 18: Eliminating the Rape Kit Backlog: Federal and State Legislative
Responses
Ilse Knecht, Mateo Cello and Burcu Sagiroglu
Section 3: Where do we want to be?: Envisioning a future reformed response
Chapter 19: Advancements in Trauma-Informed Training and Interviewing for
Law Enforcement and Prosecutors
Bradley A. Campbell
Chapter 20: The Notification for Victims of Assault (NoVA): Innovating
Future Practice through a Change Process
Caitlin Sulley, Margaret Bassett, Yulanda McCarty-Harris, Melanie Susswein
and Noël Busch-Armendariz
Chapter 21: Envisioning an Effective Multidisciplinary Sexual Assault
Response: The Importance of Standards, Partnerships, and Measurable
Outcomes
Kevin J. Strom, Jim Markey, Hannah Feeney and Tom Scott
Chapter 22: Washington State's External Case Review Program: Examining the
Law Enforcement and Prosecutorial Response to Sexual Assault Cases
Antionette Bonsignore
Chapter 23: Memphis Works to Envision a Better Public Health Response to
Sexual Assault: Community Engagement, Prevention, and Awareness Messaging
to Change Attitudes and Behavior
Deborah M. Clubb
Chapter 24: Envisioning a Better Victim Response: Survivor-Centered
Advocacy, Destigmatization, Collaboration, and Accountability
Margaret J. McGuire, Danielle B. Sabo and Joanna Klingenstein
Chapter 25 : Making Progress: Putting the Past, Present, and Future
Together to Promote Needed Reform
Jennifer Langhinrichsen-Rohling, Rachel Lovell and Bridget Jules