A Misunderstanding
A high school rape accusation turns into a complicated "he said, she said" without a conclusive or satisfactory resolution of what--if anything--has taken place.
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"I noticed over time that on average viewers prefer more action packed tense story lines. I enjoy those and these types of stories as well. And though this was a she said/he said story line it touched on several relevant topical cultural mores of today as it relates to privileged, out of date perception in the face of the pressures of social media world, with the combination of the impacts of social pressures and bullying in school. How does one protect their child in a world that exposes them to everything everywhere on top of social pressures to fit in, driving their children's decision ..."
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There seemed to be a consensus among the detectives and the DA's office that Chris was guilty of misdemeanor sexual assault, but that also both he and Abby showed poor judgment and that Chris was not a violent offender or a sexual predator and didn't belong on the sex offender registry. Yet in most states being convicted of sexual misconduct or sexual abuse requires a person to be put on the sex offender registry for a minimum of 20 years. The debate over whether a person guilty of a minor sex offense belongs on the registry along with violent sexual predators happens frequently in real life, which is why as of September, 2020 a few states have passed legislation that gives judges discretion as to whether or not a defendant is required to register as a sex offender for certain sex crimes, and other states are looking at drafting similar legislation. One example being California's bill SB-145, which gives judges discretion as to whether a defendant is required to register as a sex offender instead of requiring registry based solely on the sex act performed.
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A high school rape accusation turns into a complicated "he said, she said" without a conclusive or satisfactory resolution of what--if anything--has taken place.