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Alcohol and sexual assault: Do victims remember rape less accurately than other life events?

Heather D. Flowe, PhD

Alcohol and sexual assault: Do victims remember rape less accurately than other life events?

What sexual assault victims remember about rape has been the subject of much research and courtroom debate, especially when there is...

The myth of corroboration

Heather D. Flowe, PhD

The myth of corroboration

The Corroboration Debate and the Word of a Rape Survivor In Scotland, the corroboration requirement necessitates that there must be two...

Alcohol, Rape and Lineup Identification Accuracy

Heather D. Flowe, PhD

Alcohol, Rape and Lineup Identification Accuracy

Suppose you were a juror in a rape trial where the complainant was alcohol-intoxicated during the alleged attack. The complainant...

Introducing a new blog: Remembering Rape

Heather D. Flowe, PhD

Introducing a new blog: Remembering Rape

Why this blog? When Kavanaugh was confirmed to the Supreme Court, many people took this to mean that this proves his innocence. In cases...

Dr Ford, alcohol, and remembering sexual assault: What do we know?

Heather D. Flowe, PhD

Dr Ford, alcohol, and remembering sexual assault: What do we know?

The blog I wrote about Kavanaugh v Ford can be found on the BPS website.

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