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Links: Information About False Rape Claims
- ● RUSSLYN ALI: 'Dear Colleague letter (lowered standard of proof on campus for sex charges, etc.)
- -- Criticisms of 'Dear Colleague' letter
- ● ROY F. BAUMEISTER: Is There Anything Good About Men?
- ●EMILY BAZELON and RACHEL LARIMORE: How often do women falsely cry rape?
- ● CYNTHIA BELL: Rape should be tough to prove
- ●ROY BLACK: Why we should protect those accused of rape
- ●CAMPUS SAFETY AND SECURITY DATA ANALYSIS CUTTING TOOL
- ● PROF. ALAN DERSHOWITZ
- --The trouble with rape prosecutions
- --When the rape rap is phoney
- ●SUSAN ESTRICH: Discussing the Al Gore rape case
- ●FATHERS AND FAMILIES WEB SITE
- ●ZACHARY FOWLE: Accused often guilty until proven innocent
- ●EDWARD GREER: The truth behind legal dominance feminism's 'two percent false rape claim' figure (debunks two percent canard)
- ●BRUCE GROSS: False Rape Allegations: An Assault On Justice (overview of false rape studies)
- ●AYA GRUBER: Law professor says feminists should abandon tough rape laws and the war on crime
- ●STEPHANIE GUTTMANN: How date rape 'education' fosters confusion, undermines personal responsibility, and trivializes sexual violence
- ●PIERCE HARLAN and E. STEVEN BERKIMER: Don't forget victims of false rape accusations
- ●CHAD HERMANN
- --Men are From Wilkinsburg, Women are From Collier
- --One-in-One-Thousand-Eight-Hundred-Seventy-Seven
- --The lessons of Michael Haywood
- ●AMANDA HESS: False rape claims and rape culture
- ●SANDY HINGSTON: The new rules of college sex
- ●JOANNE JACOBS: Rape and the bathroom wall
- ●KC JOHNSON: Durham-in-Wonderland (the Duke Lacrosse blog)
- ●KRISTIN JONES: A curious anomaly at UC Davis
- ●EUGENE J. KANIN: False rape reports
- ● RICHARD KLEIN: An Analysis of of Thirty-Five Years of Rape Reform: a Frustrating Search For Fundamental Fairness
- ●KENNEDY v. LOUISIANA (outlawed death penalty for child rape due, inter alia, to possibility of false claims)
- ●KOSS REPORT
- ●JIM KOURI: Duke rape case all too common
- ●JESSICA LACK: Playing the victim is overplayed
- ●JOHN LEO: A rape accusation at Brown
- ●PROF. ALAN LEVY: Political correctness is alive and well on college campuses
- ●CARRIE L. LUKAS: One in four? Rape myths do injustice, too
- ●HEATHER MacDONALD: Campus rape myth
- ●MANHATTAN DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE: Recommendation for dismissal of Strauss-Kahn case
- ●CHARLES P. McDOWELL: 'False Alligators' and fuzzy data: a new look at crime analysis
- ●WENDY McELROY
- --Continuing to defame the 'Duke 3' as rapists
- --Duke rape case raises issue of protecting identity of accused
- --False rape charges hurt real victims
- --Rape scandal turns sympathy into skepticism
- --Treat accused, accuser alike
- ●MSNBC REPORT: FALSE ALLEGATION THWARTED BY POLICE CAMERA
- ●NATIONAL COALITION FOR MEN
- --False accusations
- ●NCHERM: THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR HIGHER EDUCATION RISK MANAGEMENT
- ●SARAH OVERSTREET: Coercion doesn't make sex a crime
- ●DR. TARA J. PALMATIER: Shrink4Men
- ●KATHLEEN PARKER: Picking up after the Duke debacle
- ●RADAR: Respecting accuracy in domestic abuse reporting
- ●RAINN: Reducing risk of sexual assault
- ●RAPE INVESTIGATION HANDBOOK: False claim red flags
- ●ANNA RITTGERS: Sometimes Women Lie About Rape
- ●KATIE ROPHIE: Date rape's other victim
- ●THE RUTHERFORD INSTITUTE: Dedicated to the defense of liberty and human rights
- ●SCIENCE DAILY: Women Have Not Adapted To Casual Sex, Research Shows
- ●SLATE DOUBLEX GABFEST: Jamie Leigh Jones and other high profile rape cases
- ●CHRISTINA HOFF SOMMERS
- --In making campuses safe for women, a travesty of justice for men
- --Researching the 'rape culture' of America
- ●JONNA M. SPILBOR: What If Kobe Bryant Has Been Falsely Accused? Why the Law of Acquaintance and Date Rape Should Seriously Penalize False Reports
- ●STATE PENALTIES FOR FALSE REPORTING
- ●STATUTES OF LIMITATIONS FOR RAPE
- --National Conference for State Legislatures
- -- Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN)
- ●STERN REVIEW (UK)
- ●SHAUN WEBB: A Motion for Innocence
- ●LAUREN WEEDMAN: I lied about being raped
- ●TOY SOLDIERS WEB SITE
- ●NAOMI WOLF
- --A tale of two rape charges
- --Why is rape different?
- ●CATHY YOUNG
- --Last cry for 'rape crisis' feminism?
- --The noble lie, feminist style
- --Sexual assault on campus--is it exaggerated?
- --The unique power of crying rape
- --Who says women never lie about rape?
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10 comments:
Way to support free speech, liberals!
Agree.
Men are stupid for even arguing with females. Ignore everything they say or do. Don't like the statue? Who cares. It stays because we say it stays. End of story.
"It stays because we say it stays" would work wonderfully -- if we still had any influence in our society. We don't.
We are on the bottom. Our rights and interests come dead last.
I belong to other False accusation sites as well.
One is FAST - parents falsely accused of child sexual abuse by the department of social services - 'cause if you think false accusations are reserved only for young college aged guys, you are horribly mistaken.
Here is their take on the EVIL Democrat libruuls:
Hi T***,
My mother owns a Preschool licensed by DSS.
The DSS Attorney's accused me of something I didn't do.
The Administrative Judge sided with me, but the DSS
over ruled him. Jerry Brown fired the Licensing Attorney's.
Our case was not as serious as the other FAST cases.
But we did loose half miliion in the process. The wouldn't let
me work in the Preschool when it opened again. My mother
was going through a tough time managing by herself trying to recover.
Now I can work there again.
A****
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I know there will be at least a few who's ideology won't allow them to consider this, I'm sending it for those open-minded enough to consider these thoughts.
Though this issue isn't (or at least shouldn't be) a Democratic or Republican issue..I am not surprised at all that a Democratic governor did the right thing here. Though too many in this fight still don't get it, this country has been swinging too far to the right for a very long time now and THAT has affected the way the law works (or isn't working).
The Repub propaganda machine has kept people who aren't loaded, don't understand politics enough from understanding that todays' Republican party (and unfortunately even too many of the democrats) could care less about the way justice works in America.
Even though Obama is someone with tons more integrity than George Bush, we have become a nation that cares more about unreal "reality shows" and American Idol than what state the country is in and the price tag for this is that those who care about profits first, people second have had a field day. The present Justice (sic) system is headed by a Bush appointee and we have too many in power who care more about their pocketbooks and there's money in the prison industrial complex. Also the quality of who gets to be a prosecutor is directly related to the politics of the day. Drama driven news is affecting this and Fox is one of the worst but also most popular and who owns Fox, Rupert Murdock, a hard-core Republican and the most rapacious plutocrat, along with his billionaire buddies, the Koch brothers who've supported the war against workers, i.e. Wisconsin ++
Things don't happen in a vacuum. Abraham Lincoln gave us the famous "You can fool some of the people some of the time....etc." but you don't need to fool all of the people all of the time, just ENOUGH of the people enough of the time..........and, unfortunately, too many have been fooled enough to believe the b.s. that Republicans (and so-called Independents... turn-coat blue dog Dems) have been selling...the appeal to people's pocketbooks, the Horatio Alger myth sells well in the U.S. even though it's pure b.s. When people believe lies like this and vote against their own best interests, all kinds of corruption flourish....and that's been happening... we're in a disease ridden country that has polluted our legal system. Some actually believe we have the best legal system in the world...what hogwash.......but this simple-minded pablum is what got us where we are. It's not always easy to know who the good guys(gals)/bad guys are but it sure as hell aint the Republicans. There's very little real "left" in the U. S. but the far right has grown by leaps and bounds. And this has also corrupted the left or what's left of the left.
if you think false accusations are reserved only for young college aged guys, you are horribly mistaken.
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You're absolutely right! I have seen mothers as well as fathers being railroaded by this vile system. I also totally agree that this isn't a left vs. right issue.
Democrat men and Republican men and women who care more about their rights than about avenging (largely imaginary) historical wrongs need to unite on these issues.
The one point I'll take issue is regarding Obama's (political) integrity: he's been a waffler and a disappointment in many, many ways. And his Father's Day attacks on men -- especially black men! -- are deeply offensive and inappropriate.
Archivist,
Please consider this my vote to keep this blog on-topic, on-focus and OFF-politics.
As much as I love this site and your work I'd hate to have to go head-to-head with these immature, uneducated, naive idealists with no real-world understanding of either human nature or political machinations.
The shallow, quick-fix, free spending liberal spin machine is in full swing today and these last few months.
Enough already.
People forget that Hitler was an anti-smoking, vegetarian, abortionist, atheistic Socialist artist and green activist who felt compelled to TELL people how to think and live; sound familiar Left?
Hitler was definitely not a "green activist."
9:42: Although you just called for moderators to take the politics off of this thread, you just said some fairly brutal things about those of us who swing slightly to the left. So let me pose the following to you: since we've just gone through a vicious "mancession" in which the male unemployment rate is much higher than that of women, are we Nazis if we support unemployment benefits, health insurance, etc for those men?
You might disagree with those programs, but are we the moral equivalent of Hitler if we support them, for the sake of these men who are getting shafted by the economy?
Anon@12:05, with all due respect, the truth is that if we did away with government programs that heavily transfer resources from men to women (like Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid), and also did away with various other means that the state extorts money and resources from men to give to women (like child support, alimony, divorce settlements, vexatious lawsuits, affirmative action, etc.), a lot more men would be able to get by comfortably without relying on government in the first place.
While it is true that significant numbers of men benefit from unemployment insurance, especially during the current economic downturn, it is chicken feed in comparison to the vastly greater sums that various arms of the state machinery screw out of men and transfer to women. Men are getting back the crumbs that fall from the government table, while women are feasting on a vastly greater number of goodies that are taken from men.
So it is a bit hard to accept that those who favor big government are the ones looking out for men, when men clearly pay more of the price than they get back. Women will always have an advantage when it comes to playing the victim and lobbying for more favors from government. Indeed, there is no way that any society or the bulk of women would for long accept a situation where women were disproportionately keeping the economy going and paying more taxes in order to fund social programs that transfer more resources to men.
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