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This is the complete issue of Sexual Assault Report Volume 24, Number 6. Contents: Revenge Porn Is Not Free Speech by Roslyn Myers, Ph.D., J.D.; Background Checks and Unproven Sex Crime Allegations by David Wacks; A Conversation With Corey Ingram; Worth Reading (Literature Review by Russ Immarigeon); Case Summaries by Anne L. Perry [North Carolina: DSS Investigator’s Testimony Improperly Bolstered Victim’s Credibility; New Trial Required Because of This Plain Error—State v. El- Amin, No. 19-0925 (Iowa Ct. App. 2020);North Carolina: First Degree Forcible Sex Offense Conviction Affirmed Where Perpetrator Was Aided and Abetted by Another Man—State v. Carpenter, No. COA19-1006 (N.C. Ct. App. 2021); Georgia: Convictions for Burglary, Kidnapping and Rape Upheld Over Claims of Insufficient Evidence and Lack of Corroboration of Accomplice’s Testimony—Palencia v. State, No. A21A0163 (Ga. Ct. App. 2021); Iowa: Court Announces Proper Standard for Admission of Victim’s Mental Health Records in Sexual Abuse of a Child—State v. Barrett, No. 19-1697 (Iowa 2020); Utah: Sexual Abuse Convictions Affirmed Where Court Applied Correct Legal Standard for Admission of Privileged Mental Health Records—State v. Betony, No. 20190357-CA (Utah Ct. App. 2021); Massachusetts: Evidence of Child Victim’s Changes in Behavior After Sexual Abuse Were Relevant and Admissible Without Expert Testimony—Commonwealth v. Taylor, No. 19-P-1643 (Mass. Ct. App. 2021) ].

Keywords: Revenge Porn; Unproven Sex Crime Allegations; Corey Ingram; Sexual Abuse Convictions Sustained on Appeal

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