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1. Rape
a. A crime of assault based on anger, frustration and need for power
b. Most rapes take place between 6:00 PM and 6:00 AM
i. Almost 60% occur in the home of a victim or a friend
ii. In ¾ of the cases, the victim and assailant know each other
iii. Almost ½ of all instances are date rape
c. Almost 45% of rapes happen to victims under age 18
i. 15% of rapes have victims under age 12
ii. 29% have victims between ages 12 and 18
iii. Most rapes occur between ages 16 and 19
iv. Most assailants are between the ages of 25 and 44
d. Size of the city is not the only issue increasing possibility of rape
i. New York City has a rape rate of 1/3 of Columbus, Ohio
1. Metropolitan areas saw a decrease in rape rates of 14%
2. Cities outside Metro areas saw an increase of 32%
3. Rural areas saw an increase of 10%
e. Prosecuting rapists has long been difficult
i. Lack of evidence to do so
ii. Victims embarrassment keep them from coming forward
f. Date Rape
i. Composes more than half of all instances of rape
ii. Almost 28% of all college females feel that they are a victim of date rape
1. 16% of males admit to practices that can define date rape
2. 33% admit to continuing when a woman says no
iii. Ambiguity in relations between the assailant and victim lead to a lack of sympathy
g. Preventing Rape
i. Very difficult to implement
ii. Start off by having women attend courses in self defense
iii. Another approach is to change the socialization patterns of boys and girls
1. Not a phenomenon that men are sexual and aggressive
iv. Rape Shield laws prohibit the sexual history being admissible except for the offender
v. Notification of the public about sex offenders
1. Crime Control Act of 1994 requires them to register
2. A law in 1996 that requires notification be sent when a sex offender moves into a neighborhood
vi. Longer prison terms for sex offenders
vii. All of the above have led to a drop in crimes since 1995
h. International Comparisons
i. In 2002 the U.N. released a report that women in the U.S. have a higher risk than those in Europe
1. The U.S. has a rate of 32 out of 100,000
2. England and Wales has a rate of 16 out of 100,000
3. France and Spain were next at 14 of 100,000
4. Followed by Norway, Finland, The Netherlands and Denmark
5. Canada and Australia were higher at 78 and 81 rapes respectively
ii. Differences in reporting, cause these reports to be subjective at best
iii. Regardless, it suggests a more serious problem here than other nations
iv. Fourteen Latin America countries have laws that exonerate rapists that marry their victims
1. Family pressures and offender pressures give women little choice
v. Feminists feel that this condones rape