They argued that he did not rape her but he did "sexual assault", what ever that means. But he was never convicted of that, he is technically innocent until proven guilty so what he said was not a lie. Everything about this is fucked up.
I've heard definitions that included touching someone's shoulder, looking intensely, cat calling or even walking to close - so it is kind of meaningless to me. If you try to kiss a girl at a party that can be sexual assault.
That college study included asking a girl out again if she said no once.
-Hey you want to go out?
-No thanks.
-You sure? it'll be fun.
-No, I'm good, thanks.
-Cool, have a nice day.
Which is how they came to the conclusion that 1 in 4 college women had been sexually assaulted.
They argued that he did not rape her but he did "sexual assault", what ever that means. But he was never convicted of that, he is technically innocent until proven guilty so what he said was not a lie. Everything about this is fucked up.
The legal definition of rape specifically refers to penis in vagina. Sexual assault includes groping and everything else
I've heard definitions that included touching someone's shoulder, looking intensely, cat calling or even walking to close - so it is kind of meaningless to me. If you try to kiss a girl at a party that can be sexual assault.
That college study included asking a girl out again if she said no once. -Hey you want to go out? -No thanks. -You sure? it'll be fun. -No, I'm good, thanks. -Cool, have a nice day.
Which is how they came to the conclusion that 1 in 4 college women had been sexually assaulted.
Also included consensual sex that occurred after intoxication. (which I would guess was 90+% of the '1 in 4')