An in-depth news series about the handling and mishandling of sexual assault cases in Austin and Central Texas.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | DocumentaryNewsSociety & Culture |
Should all the responsibility for the poor track record of getting justice for rape survivors fall on police and prosecutors? Or should city leaders … and the community at large, also carry some of the blame? more
Even though it can sometimes take more than a year for a sexual assault case to make it through the system, many in the community, including the district attorney, believe the number of cases making it to trial is far too small. more
Hundreds of adult sexual assaults are reported to the Austin Police Department each year, but only a tiny fraction of these cases will make it before a jury. more
Hundreds of rape victims report to Austin police each year. But most of them never make it past the interrogation room – let alone to a courtroom. In the age of #MeToo, a growing number of people in the community are questioning why so many of these ... more
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Thank you for this. Every time rape and sexual assault is brought into the public domain, it is positive. That's how society will be changed, that's how rape culture will be changed. It's hard to listen to someone complaining about their rape but if we don't get those who have not been raped to put themselves into the rape survivor's position, we will get nowhere. If a rape survivor can use dissociation to deny something happened, think how easy it is for a non-raped individual to not believe it... more
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