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US Campus Rape In Spotlight Again After Colorado Case
Another campus rape victim in the United States has spoken out to denounce what she said is lenient punishment for her attacker, bringing the issue to the forefront again after a Stanford University case that ignited a firestorm.
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Opinion: It's Easier For Privileged Men Like The Stanford Attacker To Bounce Back From Prison
Judge Aaron Persky explained his six-month jail sentence for Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner this way: A longer term "would have a severe impact on him."
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Campaign To Remove Judge In Stanford Rape Case Gains Steam
A fledgling campaign to recall the judge who sentenced a former Stanford University swimmer to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman gained momentum on Friday as three prominent political consultants joined the effort.
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'We're Horrified': At Stanford, The Impact Of A Sexual Assault Is Searing
It could have been mistaken for any other late afternoon in the expectant days before graduation. Seniors shuttled four years of possessions from the Kappa Alpha fraternity into waiting U-Hauls that would carry them away from Stanford for the last time.
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You Don't Need The Muscle Of Two Swedish Men At Stanford To Stop A Rape
The woman known as "Emily Doe" taped her drawing of two bicycles above her bed. It reminds her of the strangers who came to embody protection - the pair of cycling Stanford University graduate students who stopped her sexual assault.
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Stanford Put On Defensive Over Assault Prevention Efforts
With outrage brewing over the six-month jail sentence in a rape case, Stanford University is defending its handling of the incident where a member of the school's swimming team was spotted by a garbage bin on top of an unconscious woman.
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Father Defends Stanford Sex Offender
Public outrage over the lenient sentencing of a star Stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault has been compounded by a controversial letter written by the athlete's father.
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US Campus Rape In Spotlight Again After Colorado Case
Another campus rape victim in the United States has spoken out to denounce what she said is lenient punishment for her attacker, bringing the issue to the forefront again after a Stanford University case that ignited a firestorm.
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Opinion: It's Easier For Privileged Men Like The Stanford Attacker To Bounce Back From Prison
Judge Aaron Persky explained his six-month jail sentence for Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner this way: A longer term "would have a severe impact on him."
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Campaign To Remove Judge In Stanford Rape Case Gains Steam
A fledgling campaign to recall the judge who sentenced a former Stanford University swimmer to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman gained momentum on Friday as three prominent political consultants joined the effort.
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'We're Horrified': At Stanford, The Impact Of A Sexual Assault Is Searing
It could have been mistaken for any other late afternoon in the expectant days before graduation. Seniors shuttled four years of possessions from the Kappa Alpha fraternity into waiting U-Hauls that would carry them away from Stanford for the last time.
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You Don't Need The Muscle Of Two Swedish Men At Stanford To Stop A Rape
The woman known as "Emily Doe" taped her drawing of two bicycles above her bed. It reminds her of the strangers who came to embody protection - the pair of cycling Stanford University graduate students who stopped her sexual assault.
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Stanford Put On Defensive Over Assault Prevention Efforts
With outrage brewing over the six-month jail sentence in a rape case, Stanford University is defending its handling of the incident where a member of the school's swimming team was spotted by a garbage bin on top of an unconscious woman.
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Father Defends Stanford Sex Offender
Public outrage over the lenient sentencing of a star Stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault has been compounded by a controversial letter written by the athlete's father.
