XXXVII 2005 No. 2

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VOLUME XXXVIII 2005 NUMBER 2

BEYOND PROSECUTION: SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIM'S RIGHTS

IN THEORY AND PRACTICE SYMPOSIUM

Invisible Clients: Exploring Our Failure to Provide Civil Legal Services to Rape Victims	Lois H. Kanter

Enabling Rape Shield Procedures Under Crime Victims' Constitutional Privacy Rights	Douglas E. Beloof

Revictimizing Child Abuse Victims: An Empirical Rebuttal to the Open Juvenile Dependency Court Reform Movement	William Wesley Patton

The Extrajudicial Resolution of Sexual Abuse Cases: Can the Church be a Resource for Survivors	Ruth Jones

The "Monster" in all of Us: When Victims Become Perpetrators	Abbe Smith

Acquaintance Rape at Private Colleges and Universities: Providing for Victims' Educational and Civil Rights	Kathryn M. Reardon

Rape in the Twilight Zone: When sex is Unwanted But Not Illegal	Stephen J. Schulhofer

Sex, Lies, and Honor in Italian Rape Law	Rachel A. Van Cleave

Sovereignty of the Soul: Exploring the Intersection of Rape Law Reform and Federal Indian Law	Sarah Deer

The Second Wave: An Agenda for the Next Thirty Years of Rape Law Reform	Ilene Seidman & Susan Vickers

NOTE

Where Do We Go From Here? A Modern Jurisdictional Analysis

of Behavioral Expert Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Prosecutions

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