Sexual Violence on Trial provides a contemporary critical examination of the investigation, prosecution and cultural contexts of sexual violence. It draws on Northern Ireland as a case study, while also drawing on experiences from other jurisdictions across the United Kingdom and island of Ireland.
Sexual Violence on Trial provides a contemporary critical examination of the investigation, prosecution and cultural contexts of sexual violence. It draws on Northern Ireland as a case study, while also drawing on experiences from other jurisdictions across the United Kingdom and island of Ireland.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Rachel Killean is Senior Lecturer in Law at Queen's University Belfast. Eithne Dowds is Lecturer in Law at Queen's University Belfast. Anne-Marie McAlinden is Professor of Law and Criminal Justice at Queen's University Belfast.
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Foreword Part I: The Criminal Justice Process 1 Sexual Offence Trials in Northern Ireland: The Cultural and Legal Dimensions Rachel Killean, Eithne Dowds and Anne-Marie McAlinden 2 Reflections on Practice: Experiences of Providing Care to Victims in the Rowan Sexual Assault Referral Centre in Northern Ireland Gail Jackson 3 Sexual Crime - A Policing Perspective Zoe McKee 4 Serious Sex Offences in England and Wales: Defending the Indefensible Jeremy Dein and Luke Marsh 5 Supporting Victims through the Trial Process Geraldine Hanna 6 Sexual Offence Trials: The Practical Challenges for a Judge Tasked to Deliver Justice. Judge Patricia Smyth Part II: Social and Cultural Influences 7 Asking for It: How Rape Myths Can Prejudice Trials and Potential Solutions Rosie Cowan 8 Forced to Penetrate Cases: Deconstructing Myths and Stereotypes Siobhan Weare 9 Harmful Sexual Behaviours Among Children and Young People On-Line: Cultural and Regulatory Challenges Elizabeth Agnew and Anne-Marie McAlinden 10 Exploring Intimate Partner Sexual Violence: A Practitioners Perspective Sonya McMullan 11 A Hierarchy of Masculinity and Sexuality: Gendering the Police, and the Obfuscation of Policing Sexual Violence Against Non-Heterosexual Victims Aliraza Javaid Part III: Comparative Perspective 12 Regulation of Media and Social Media Comment on Rape Trials: Achieving Best Practice Susan Leahy 13 Rethinking Affirmative Approaches to Consent: A Step in the Right Direction Eithne Dowds 14 Legal Representation for Sexual Assault Complainants Rachel Killean 15 Restorative Justice after Sexual Violence: An International Perspective Marie Keenan 16 Challenges in the Investigation and Prosecution of Rape and Serious Sexual Offences in Scotland Michele Burman and Sandy Brindley Part IV: Alternative Perspectives and Future Reforms 17 Contextualising Violence: An Anti-Carceral Feminist Perspective Gillian McNaull 18 Breaking the Silence to End the Violence: 'Speaking Out' as Feminist Strategy Tanya Serisier 19 Cultural Scaffolding and the Long View of Rape Trials Olivia Smith 20 Putting Sexual Violence on Trial: Challenges and Future Directions Eithne Dowds, Anne-Marie McAlinden and Rachel Killean Index
Foreword Part I: The Criminal Justice Process 1 Sexual Offence Trials in Northern Ireland: The Cultural and Legal Dimensions Rachel Killean, Eithne Dowds and Anne-Marie McAlinden 2 Reflections on Practice: Experiences of Providing Care to Victims in the Rowan Sexual Assault Referral Centre in Northern Ireland Gail Jackson 3 Sexual Crime - A Policing Perspective Zoe McKee 4 Serious Sex Offences in England and Wales: Defending the Indefensible Jeremy Dein and Luke Marsh 5 Supporting Victims through the Trial Process Geraldine Hanna 6 Sexual Offence Trials: The Practical Challenges for a Judge Tasked to Deliver Justice. Judge Patricia Smyth Part II: Social and Cultural Influences 7 Asking for It: How Rape Myths Can Prejudice Trials and Potential Solutions Rosie Cowan 8 Forced to Penetrate Cases: Deconstructing Myths and Stereotypes Siobhan Weare 9 Harmful Sexual Behaviours Among Children and Young People On-Line: Cultural and Regulatory Challenges Elizabeth Agnew and Anne-Marie McAlinden 10 Exploring Intimate Partner Sexual Violence: A Practitioners Perspective Sonya McMullan 11 A Hierarchy of Masculinity and Sexuality: Gendering the Police, and the Obfuscation of Policing Sexual Violence Against Non-Heterosexual Victims Aliraza Javaid Part III: Comparative Perspective 12 Regulation of Media and Social Media Comment on Rape Trials: Achieving Best Practice Susan Leahy 13 Rethinking Affirmative Approaches to Consent: A Step in the Right Direction Eithne Dowds 14 Legal Representation for Sexual Assault Complainants Rachel Killean 15 Restorative Justice after Sexual Violence: An International Perspective Marie Keenan 16 Challenges in the Investigation and Prosecution of Rape and Serious Sexual Offences in Scotland Michele Burman and Sandy Brindley Part IV: Alternative Perspectives and Future Reforms 17 Contextualising Violence: An Anti-Carceral Feminist Perspective Gillian McNaull 18 Breaking the Silence to End the Violence: 'Speaking Out' as Feminist Strategy Tanya Serisier 19 Cultural Scaffolding and the Long View of Rape Trials Olivia Smith 20 Putting Sexual Violence on Trial: Challenges and Future Directions Eithne Dowds, Anne-Marie McAlinden and Rachel Killean Index
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