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Sex Crime Investigations for Law Enforcement
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Sex Crimes Introduction
Sex Crimes Introduction
Introduction
Objectives
Sex Crimes: Pretest Discussion
Sex Crimes Pretest
Sex Crimes: Discussion
What is a sex crime? Arousal and Power
Rape and Other Sex Crimes
Sex Crimes Stereotypes and Discussion
Initial Response
Sex Crimes: Quiz 1
Victims, Trauma and Interviews
Stereotypes and Roles
Scenario 1: Instructions
Sex Crimes: Scenario 1
Scenario 1: Stranger on the greenbelt Discussion
Sex Crimes Follow-up Response and Scenario 2
Sex Crimes: Scenario 2
Interviews: Who and How
Assignment 1: Description
Assignment 1: Rape Victim Interview
What does a rape look like? Stereotypes, Media and their influence.
Male and Female Roles
Standard Roles and Why They Matter
Suspect Stereotypes and Accidental Perpetuation (SC.L2.T8)
Victim Interviews
Victim Interview Location and Symptoms of Trauma
Symptoms of Trauma and Tonic Immobility Animals
Tonic Immobility Slingshot
Science Behind Tonic Immobility
Delayed Reporting and Other Issues
Assignment 2: More Details & Interview Assignment
Interviews vs. Interrogations
Victim Interview Set-up
Getting Details With Open Ended Questions
Lara Logan Interview (SC.L2.T17)
Lara Logan Discussion
Sex Crimes: Even More Details (SC.L2.T18)
Sex Crimes: Even More Details Assignment
Sex Crimes: Quiz 2
Suspects and Suspect Interviews
Suspects and Suspect Interviews: Part 1
Consent and overcoming issues: what is consent?
Sex Crimes: Scenario 3
Investigating lack of consent
The Victim Witness Coordinator
Suspect Introduction and interrogation history
Suspect interview techniques
Interrogation of Ted
Rapport based suspect interviews
Suspect rapport, deception, and voluntariness
Sex: Crimes PEACE model and voluntariness
Suspect psychology
Suspect Typology
Sex Crimes: Quiz 3
Suspects and Suspect Interviews: Part 2
The Larry Nassar interview
Suspect interviews when they are a stranger to the victim
Suspect interviews when they are known to the victim
Why does the suspect/victim relationship matter?
Assignment 3: The Norfolk Four
Evidence Packaging and Collection
Evidence packaging and collection
Sexual assault kits
Other evidence
Sex Crimes: Scenario 4
Tell Them It Wasn’t Me – Scenario 4 Discussion
Suspect Evidence Collection
Evidence Collection
Sex Crimes: Quiz 4
Other Considerations
Other considerations
Consent, warrants and other considerations
Sex Crimes: Scenario 5
Intimate partner violence and LGBTQ+ rape
Sex trafficking
Report writing
Sex Crimes: Quiz 5
Preparing for Trial
Preparing for trial
Cold cases and late reports
Post arrest work (SC.L6.T2)
Misconduct and False Reports
Misconduct and false reports
False Allegations
Assignment 4: False Allegations
False reports and law enforcement misconduct
Scenario 6: The False Report
Scenario 6 Discussion
Sex Crimes Investigation Packet
Sex Crimes Investigation Packet
End of Course Survey
Sex Crimes Final
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