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- Subject: Re: British ruling on intoxication and "the capacity to choose" sex
- Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2007 10:02:11 EDT
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Linda,
Thanks for posting this. British courts are behind ours in understanding
the phenomenon of blackouts. However, even our courts are not particularly
adept at understanding the impact and implications of blacking out in sexual
assault cases yet, though I do see signs of progress. Our informed consent
laws
are actually very similar with British law, but how they are applied can
differ dramatically.
Regards,
Brett A. Sokolow, JD
Special Counsel to the President, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Special Counsel for Student Conduct Issues, Warren Wilson College
Special Advisor to the Dean of Campus Life, Univ. of the Incarnate Word
Special Counsel to the Dean of Students, Hendrix College
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- British ruling on intoxication and "the capacity to choose" sex, Linda Langford, 03/27/2007
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- Re: British ruling on intoxication and "the capacity to choose" sex, BASokolow, 03/28/2007
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