Titlebook: Closing the Justice Gap for Adult and Child Sexual Assault; Rethinking the Adver Anne Cossins Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Anne CossinsPresents decades of research including the 2019 NSW Law Reform Commission report.First book of its kind to examine key reform issues associated with trial processes specifically.Appeals to academics,

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,‘Commonsense’ or ‘Life Experience’: Jurors’ Perceptions of Guilt, is an element of the offence, the defendant committed the sexual act but did so with the complainant’s consent; or (iii) the defendant had a mistaken but honest belief in consent (see further Chapter .).

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,‘No Means Yes and Yes Means Anal’: The Cultural Climate in Which Sex Offences Are Prosecuted,normative activity, sex, in a cultural climate where movies, television, social media, advertisements, video games and pornography regularly depict consensual sexual encounters that involve coercion or force, often reinforcing male aggression and female passivity.

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Cross-Examination in Sexual Assault Trials: Evidentiary Safeguard or an Opportunity to Confuse?,xamination, a process considered to be fundamental for ensuring that the defendant receives a fair trial (see, for example, Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights [ECHR]) because of its utility for testing a witness’s veracity.

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Contemporary Reforms to Cross-Examination,that favours the defence case. The question is whether it is in the public interest for jurors to make decisions based on manufactured inaccuracies, particularly since studies show that cross-examination which confirms pre-existing beliefs on the part of jurors will influence jury decision-making.

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Ulrich Kück,Minou Nowrousian,Ines Enghbecause ‘hard evidence’ is usually lacking in sexual assault trials, it can be expected that jurors will rely on extra-legal factors (myths, biases and misconceptions) in deciding a case with ambiguous evidence such as a word-against-word case.

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