Law Enforcement Victims Of Rape
ABSTRACT
Rape , a word for sexual assault—which is a horrifying crime most often done by a man to a woman force to have sex, is a constant crime in the United States . Law enforcement in the U.S needs to take rape victims stories more seriously , and they need to prosecute rape cases more effectively. The law has in some ways no importance in rape cases in which they believe takes too much time to look into or like they say they usually are a “ waste of time “ . ADD POINTS 3-4
INTRO AND THESIS :
Have you ever wondered why law enforcement do not take some rape causes to trail? or even more why they don't put their time in it to help the victim and for them to get the justice they need ? Nor why they always blame the victim and …show more content…
I read Chemaly Soraya’s article , written on August 16 , 2016 , "How Police Still Fail Rape Victims , to understand how policemen abuse their power . Then I read Hess, Amanda. "What Cops Are Really Thinking When a Woman Claims She Was Raped." Slate Magazine , 18 Nov. 2014 , for me to understand what policemen actually think when rapes get reported. Then I moved to watching Ladd, Jessica. "The Reporting System That Sexual Assault Survivors Want." to understand what sexual assault victims actually want from the law enforcement. Within all this reading I began to develop some wonder in what if the rapist was a “ cop “ that’s when I come to Mayton, Joseph. "When a Cop Is the Rapist." The Daily Beast. The Daily Beast Company, 18 Mar. 2014. Web. 09 Mar. 2017 , speaks upon how there as been cases where policeman take advantage of their power and for exchange to not giving a woman a ticket they ask for sex and in this they take it as rape because the woman by not want to do it and they refuse but they get forced . Mayton also explains how these rapes don’t get reported after 3 weeks of the rape and not incident
Rape , a word for sexual assault—which is a horrifying crime most often done by a man to a woman force to have sex, is a constant crime in the United States . Law enforcement in the U.S needs to take rape victims stories more seriously , and they need to prosecute rape cases more effectively. The law has in some ways no importance in rape cases in which they believe takes too much time to look into or like they say they usually are a “ waste of time “ . ADD POINTS 3-4
INTRO AND THESIS :
Have you ever wondered why law enforcement do not take some rape causes to trail? or even more why they don't put their time in it to help the victim and for them to get the justice they need ? Nor why they always blame the victim and …show more content…
I read Chemaly Soraya’s article , written on August 16 , 2016 , "How Police Still Fail Rape Victims , to understand how policemen abuse their power . Then I read Hess, Amanda. "What Cops Are Really Thinking When a Woman Claims She Was Raped." Slate Magazine , 18 Nov. 2014 , for me to understand what policemen actually think when rapes get reported. Then I moved to watching Ladd, Jessica. "The Reporting System That Sexual Assault Survivors Want." to understand what sexual assault victims actually want from the law enforcement. Within all this reading I began to develop some wonder in what if the rapist was a “ cop “ that’s when I come to Mayton, Joseph. "When a Cop Is the Rapist." The Daily Beast. The Daily Beast Company, 18 Mar. 2014. Web. 09 Mar. 2017 , speaks upon how there as been cases where policeman take advantage of their power and for exchange to not giving a woman a ticket they ask for sex and in this they take it as rape because the woman by not want to do it and they refuse but they get forced . Mayton also explains how these rapes don’t get reported after 3 weeks of the rape and not incident