NOT ANYMORE - Consent/Sexual Assault

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the victim was intoxicated. True the victim was drugged. True the victim was underage True the victim was unconscious True the victim was mentally impaired True

A sexual act can become sexual assault even if the victim did not say "NO". TRUE A sexual act can become sexual assault even if the victim did not physically resist. TRUE Consent is still necessary even if the victim is known to engage in frequent casual sex. TRUE Consent is still necessary even if the people involved engaged in sexual activity on prior occasions. TRUE Consent can be withdrawn at any time during sex and sexual activity must stop immediately TRUE The majority of sexual assaults are committed by strangers. FALSE The majority of sexual assaults involve force or threat of force. FALSE The majority of sexual assaults involve a weapon (gun, knife, stick, etc). FALSE The majority of sexual assaults involve physical resistance by the victim FALSE Sexual assault occurs with the same or greater frequency for people who are lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender female, transgender male, and genderqueer/gender-nonconforming as for people who are heterosexual. TRUE A high percentage of sexual assaults are committed by a relatively small percentage of repeat perpetrators. TRUE College women are at greatest risk of sexual assault during their first semester of college TRUE

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