A systematic review of juries' assessment of rape victims: Do rape myths impact on juror decision-making?

By S. Dinos, Nina Burrowes, Karen Hammond, C. Cunliffe. 2015

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Subfields: Gender Studies, Law

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Citations in the corpus

• Beyond Surveys and Scales: How Rape Myths Manifest in Sexual Assault Police Records (2017, background): “…Trauma Informed Sexual Assault Investigation Training) and extend beyond law enforcement to other CJS personnel, such as prosecutors, judges, and jurors, who are not immune to the pervasiveness of rape myths (e.g., see (Dinos et al., 2015; Frazier & Haney, 1996; Frohmann, 1991, 1998; Tang, 2000).”
• What do we know about rape myths and juror decision making? (2020, background): “For a review of this literature, see Dinos et al. (2015).”