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It's archaic and almost criminal that victims of sexual assault have only the police to turn to and are often cross-examined, treated as though they had bought about, or somehow asked for, evoked an abusive event. If the police were de-funded money could be spent on creating positions for victims to safely report sexual attacks as many women don't want to report out of fear. "A new way for police to interview sexual assault survivors - Traditionally, law enforcement officers are trained to conduct an interrogation that may involve drawing out specific details, usually in chronological order."
It's archaic and almost criminal that victims of sexual assault have only the police to turn to and are often cross-examined, treated as though they had bought about, or somehow asked for, evoked an abusive event. If the police were de-funded money could be spent on creating positions for victims to safely report sexual attacks as many women don't want to report out of fear. "A new way for police to interview sexual assault survivors - Traditionally, law enforcement officers are trained to conduct an interrogation that may involve drawing out specific details, usually in chronological order."
recall issues are common after a serious trauma, but can complicate the investigation of a rape if survivors report it to the police. When law enforcement officers aren't aware of the neuroscience of trauma, and have no training to deal with it, there's a tendency to dismiss or disbelieve victims who experience memory gaps, according to scholars and advocates for sexual-assault victims. "Every day in courtrooms around the country, [defense attorneys] attack and question the credibility of victims of sexual assault for having the same kind of memories that soldiers have for their combat experiences," he says. "We would never question the credibility of a soldier, based on whether they can remember the exact sequence of those mortars coming in and which one blew off their friend's leg versus which blew off that guy's arm." . Any officer conducting in-depth victim interviews and suspect interrogations should receive more detailed training on conducting trauma -informed interviews and interrogations.
recall issues are common after a serious trauma, but can complicate the investigation of a rape if survivors report it to the police. When law enforcement officers aren't aware of the neuroscience of trauma, and have no training to deal with it, there's a tendency to dismiss or disbelieve victims who experience memory gaps, according to scholars and advocates for sexual-assault victims. "Every day in courtrooms around the country, [defense attorneys] attack and question the credibility of victims of sexual assault for having the same kind of memories that soldiers have for their combat experiences," he says. "We would never question the credibility of a soldier, based on whether they can remember the exact sequence of those mortars coming in and which one blew off their friend's leg versus which blew off that guy's arm." . Any officer conducting in-depth victim interviews and suspect interrogations should receive more detailed training on conducting trauma -informed interviews and interrogations.
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