role of the victim-assailant relationship in sexual assault case attrition
Estimates show that one in six women in their lifetime will be the victim of a sexual assault. Of those victims, the majority are assaulted by someone known to them and do not report the assault to police. Victims who do report the assault are unlikely to see their case move forward in the justice s...
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