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This document discusses the "Whole Story" approach to investigating sexual assault and child sexual abuse cases. It notes that few sexual assault victims report to the police, and even fewer cases make it to court or result in conviction. It aims to counter common misconceptions about sexual abuse victims and provide context about grooming and manipulation by offenders. The "Whole Story" approach seeks to present juries with a balanced understanding of both the victim's experience and the offender's actions and mindset to facilitate more informed decision-making.
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Sexual Scripts
A sexual script refers to the social rules that guide sexual interaction.
The scripts of both mixed-sex and same-sex couples have a somewhat rigid ascending order of intimacy.
Sexual scripts are also gendered.
The masculine role is assertive.
The feminine role is responsive.
This creates a push-and-resist dynamic, whereby it’s normal for men to push for sexual activity and for women to stop or slow it down.
Instructor Note: Here you can discuss how our views on gender also shape how our sexual interactions are expected to go.
Can you develop a sexual script for a mixed-sex couple? Are there any gendered dynamics within the script? If yes, how so?
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Sexual Violence
In the United States, one in three women and one in sex men have experienced sexual violence.
Acquaintance rape: rape by a person who is known to the victim
Stranger rape: ...
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- 1. A ‘WHOLE STORY’ approach to understanding and investigating sexual assault and child sexual abuse. Mark Barnett SOCIT Project Victoria Police
- 2. 2 Approximately 144,000 Australian women will experience rape and/or sexual assault every year. Only 1 in 8 (approx) victims will report to police. 9 out of 10 reports won’t make it to Court. Fewer than 1% of assaults ended with the conviction and imprisonment of the offender. (ABS 2007)
- 3. SOME CRITICAL MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT THE SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILDREN Children will immediately report abuse to a trusted adult Children who continue a close relationship with the perpetrator cannot have been abused Sexual offending does not take place in close proximity to other people ‘Paedophiles’ are easily identifiable 3
- 4. SOME CRITICAL MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT THE SEXUAL ASSAULT OF WOMEN Rape victims will immediately report to police Most perpetrators are strangers Adults will clearly remember the event Victims will appear visibly distressed Rape victims will physically resist Forensic ‘evidence’ will be present 4
- 5. Countering misconceptions What are the points where the victim’s narrative may be critiqued? (defence, juries, Magistrates etc) Does the victim statement include explanations of their thoughts, feelings and/or reasons? (rather than just what happened) 5
- 6. 6 The ‘Whole Story’ approach What do juries to hear to make informed decisions? Currently too much focus on victim – credibility/believability/what she did or didn’t do Balance the story of the victim and the suspect in the minds of jurors – allow them the best opportunity for comparison
- 7. The ‘Whole Story’ approach Offending begins in the mind of the offenders (NOT with the behaviour of victims) Victims are often unaware of all the ways they were manipulated. All offenders attempt to generate the “relationship” they want (It’s not just “do that” – it’s “be like that”) Every offending ‘relationship’ is unique
- 8. Relationship AND Events Sexual offending is about relationships The Criminal Justice System needs to particularise ‘events’ How does this change the way we perceive victim behaviour?
- 9. Victim Behaviour FIGHT – FLIGHT FREEZE – SURRENDER
- 10. 10 OFFENDING BEGINS IN THE MINDS OF OFFENDERS! GROOMING UNIQUE SIGNIFIERS POINTS OF CONFIRMATION
- 11. Grooming A concept now familiar from the on-line world The establishment of power / control /authority The establishment of a sexual ‘relationship’
- 12. Unique signifiers Each ‘relationship’ will include unique words, phrases, gestures, rituals, routines, games, names for body parts, names for sexual activities etc. Memory prompts Visceral experience of memory Cognitive load?
- 13. Points of confirmation An extension of corroboration concept Points of Disconfirmation?
- 14. The Whole Story Approach Teaching Specialist Detectives to understand the dynamics of sexual assault and child sexual abuse and then to use that understanding to gather the ‘Whole Story’ so that Courts and Juries can make better informed decisions. 14
- 15. FIN 15