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Make sure your students, or troops, understand how the law applies to the more sordid parts of their lives. After the lecture attendees will:
– Understand the basics of consensual sexual issues—adultery, fornication, crimes against nature and statutory rape (one of the most mis-quoted laws on any college campus)
– Know their rights in the areas of contraceptive issues, pregnancy, and abortion
– Be able to explain criminal transmission of an STD and voyeurism laws
– Have an understanding of how public nudity and public urination (and defecation, but hey, if you’re defecating in public, you’ve got bigger problems than any lecture can solve) intersect
– Know the basics of current sexting laws, including recent cases and laws
– Be able to identify how statutory rape, child pornography and sexual misconduct charges may apply to simple peer to peer texts
– Have a working set of guidelines to determine what is and isn’t appropriate to text
– Have specific actions to take if they are being stalked (real-world or online)
– Know how to avoid falling victim to date rape drugs
– Be able to preserve the evidence correctly if they are, God forbid, the victims of an assault
– Know the basics of the Campus Sex Crime Victim’s Bill of Rights
– Have specific actions to take to protect their safety online (including having the literal bejesus scared out of them by stories of people who weren’t careful)
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Learning Outcomes
- Fully understand the concept of consent in sexual situations and have practices to put in place in their personal lives
- Be aware of recent high profiles cases of on-campus sexual violence including the legal ramifications
- Understand the effects of sexual assault on survivors
- Be aware of the implications of Title IX from sports to the classroom to sexual relations
- Be trained in Bystander Intervention and be given strategies to implement when they see a potentially dangerous situation arise
- Be aware of local and school rules and laws that overlap with the concepts presented when applicable
- Understand current social norms (such as “wing men”) and understand how thinking about sexual relationships needs to change
- Know the main contacts of campus and local entities that can help with sexual assault survivors
- Have an understanding of when a personal interaction has crossed the line into unwanted sexual attention
- Have an understanding of how public indecency and public urination/defecation intersect.
- Know the basics of current sexting laws, including recent cases and newly passed laws
- Understand the concept of “sextortion” and be made familiar with recent criminal cases
- Know about the potential dangers of using dating apps, including recent cases, and be given strategies to protect themselves
- Be able to identify how statutory rape, child pornography, and sexual misconduct charges may apply to simple peer to peer texts
- Have a working set of guidelines to determine what is and isn’t appropriate to text
- Understand state and school stalking laws/rules
- Have specific actions to take if they are being stalked (real-world or online)
- Know how to avoid falling victim to date rape drug schemes
- Be able to preserve evidence correctly if they are, god forbid, the survivor of an assault
Reasons to Book
Make sure your students, or troops, understand how the law applies to the more sordid parts of their lives. After the lecture attendees will:
– Understand the basics of consensual sexual issues—adultery, fornication, crimes against nature and statutory rape (one of the most mis-quoted laws on any college campus)
– Know their rights in the areas of contraceptive issues, pregnancy, and abortion
– Be able to explain criminal transmission of an STD and voyeurism laws
– Have an understanding of how public nudity and public urination (and defecation, but hey, if you’re defecating in public, you’ve got bigger problems than any lecture can solve) intersect
– Know the basics of current sexting laws, including recent cases and laws
– Be able to identify how statutory rape, child pornography and sexual misconduct charges may apply to simple peer to peer texts
– Have a working set of guidelines to determine what is and isn’t appropriate to text
– Have specific actions to take if they are being stalked (real-world or online)
– Know how to avoid falling victim to date rape drugs
– Be able to preserve the evidence correctly if they are, God forbid, the victims of an assault
– Know the basics of the Campus Sex Crime Victim’s Bill of Rights
– Have specific actions to take to protect their safety online (including having the literal bejesus scared out of them by stories of people who weren’t careful)
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Make sure your students, or troops, understand how the law applies to the more sordid parts of their lives. After the lecture attendees will:
– Understand the basics of consensual sexual issues—adultery, fornication, crimes against nature and statutory rape (one of the most mis-quoted laws on any college campus)
– Know their rights in the areas of contraceptive issues, pregnancy, and abortion
– Be able to explain criminal transmission of an STD and voyeurism laws
– Have an understanding of how public nudity and public urination (and defecation, but hey, if you’re defecating in public, you’ve got bigger problems than any lecture can solve) intersect
– Know the basics of current sexting laws, including recent cases and laws
– Be able to identify how statutory rape, child pornography and sexual misconduct charges may apply to simple peer to peer texts
– Have a working set of guidelines to determine what is and isn’t appropriate to text
– Have specific actions to take if they are being stalked (real-world or online)
– Know how to avoid falling victim to date rape drugs
– Be able to preserve the evidence correctly if they are, God forbid, the victims of an assault
– Know the basics of the Campus Sex Crime Victim’s Bill of Rights
– Have specific actions to take to protect their safety online (including having the literal bejesus scared out of them by stories of people who weren’t careful)
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