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Brock Allan Turner Case
Stanford victim The letter read by the victim of the assault is a fascinating story which is full of many issues to be addressed. It is also one of the cases which have many dilemmas. The case is about Brock Allen Turner, who is a swimmer and the victim of an assault who is a complainant. The victim of crime is complaining about Brock Allen Turner who she believes that he assault her. She was at a party with her friends, and she decides to drink some alcohol. According to the witness, she was found being raped by Brock Allen Turner in the dumpster side. Brock ran, and she was helped and taken to the hospital. The victim did not even realize what she had undergone. She was unconscious, and she could not even know where she was. When she was informed that she had been assaulted, she did not …show more content…
Brock is not his boyfriend, and the victim said that she did not have any agreement with him. She did not remember talking with him in the party room. So how did the two guys met? There must be a way or a point of agreement that they made. Even though Brock said that he had talked to her, we can find that he has something concealed. It is because he ran away after he was caught in the act. If he had a formal agreement with her, he could not run but instead he could have defended himself before the two riders. Another issue that arises is that why Brock chose dumpster side for the act rather than his room or even any other place which was convenient. The victim believed that even if she had agreed to have sex with him, she could not have allowed him to do it in dumpster side. This case was not well investigated, and the court did not have enough time to listen to her. We find that Brock was given six months jailed though she was found guilty. Fourteen years was enough jail for him, but it was surprising when Judge favor him basing on his career and

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