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Sharp 2Definition of Victimology - answerThe "scientific study" of victimization including the
relationships between victims and offenders, the interactions between victims and the
criminal justice system, and the connections between victims and other social groups
and institutions such as the media businesses, and social movements.
What is Consent? - answermeans a freely given agreement to the conduct at issue by a
competent person.
Consent? - answer> An expression of lack of consent through words or conduct means
there is no consent > Lack of verbal or physical resistance or submission resuiting from
the use of force, threat of force, or placing another person in fear does not constitute
consent > A current or previous dating or social or sexual relationship by itself, or the
manner of dress of the person involved with the accused in the conduct at issue, does
not constitute consent > A sleeping, unconscious, or incompetent person cannot
consent >All the surrounding circumstances are to be considered in determining
whether a person gave consent
What is Trauma - answerThe person experienced, witnessed, or was confronted with an
event or events that involved actual or threatened death or serious injury, or a threat to
the physical integrity of the self or others
Victim Blaming Defined - answer> Holding the victims of crime entirely or partially
responsible for sexual assault Blaming individuals for their personal troubles or for
social difficulties Not blaming the other people involved or the larger social system in
place
Why victims may stay silent: - answer> I cannot betray my unit or battle buddies > I will
be removed from my unit > I will wait to return from deployment >After this is out, they
will never look at me the same way > If I don't say anything, it will pass - Investigation
takes too long > My peers will pressure me to recant - "They" will never believe me -
Stigma and shame > Unaware of services that may be available
Assist in Recovery What may - answer> Adaptive understanding of self, world, and
trauma > Acceptance of change > Freedom Choice Tolerable emotions > Calming the
body > Facing the trauma - Facing the feelings Integrating the meaning of the event
Finding balance
A sequential process consisting of seven key phases: - answerLaw enforcement
Prosecution Judiciary Probation Corrections Parole Appellate courts
Victim and Witness Assistance - answerDoD Directive 1030.1 DoD Instruction 1030.2
, Family Advocacy Program - answer• DOD Directive 6400.1
5 Phases of the Investigative Process - answerPhase 1: Immediate Police Action
Phase 2: Medical Treatnent/Forensic Exam
Phase 3: Investigative Procedures
Phase 4 Civilian and Military Disposituon Procedures
Phase 5: Civilian and Military Judicial Processes
Investigative Process Phase 1 - answerImmediate Police Action
Investigative Process Phase 2 - answerMedical Treatment/ Forensic Exam
Investigative Process Phase 3 - answerInvestigative Procedures
Investigative Process Phase 4 - answerCivilian and Military Disposition Procedures
Investigative Process - answerCivilian and Military Judicial Processes
Final Approval of case - answerGeneral Court Marcial Convening Authority
(SAFE) Acryonym - answerSexual Assault Forensic Examination
Medical Examination Process - answerExamination process incorporates: Healthcare
personnel responsibilities SARC/ VA responsibilities Victims' medical options Medical
and Forensic evaluation > Discharge planning
SACP Acrynym - answerSexual Assault Clinical Provider
Sexual Assault Clinical Provider (SACP): - answerResponsible for primary medical
management
(SACC): Acrynm - answerSexual Assault Care Coordinator
Sexual Assault Care Coordinator (SACC): - answerResponsible for monitoring and
tracking care of victim
(SAMFE): Acroynm - answerSexual Assault Medical Forensic Examiner
Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Examiner (SAMFE): - answerResponsible for
performing SAFE
Sexual Assault Behavioral Health (SABH): - answerThe BH provider responsible for the
behavioral health needs of victims and suspects
SABH Acroynym - answerSexual Assault Behavioral Health
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