2014
DOI: 10.7196/sajp.459
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Profile of rape victims referred by the court to the Free State Psychiatric Complex, 2003 to 2009

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“…This finding is significantly higher than Calitz et al [9] found in their study, namely that only 1.5% of the victims were able to consent to sexual intercourse. It is noteworthy that more than a quarter of the reports did not comment on the victim's ability to consent to sexual acts even though the courts specifically requested it.…”
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“…This finding is significantly higher than Calitz et al [9] found in their study, namely that only 1.5% of the victims were able to consent to sexual intercourse. It is noteworthy that more than a quarter of the reports did not comment on the victim's ability to consent to sexual acts even though the courts specifically requested it.…”
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confidence: 55%
“…Of the reports, 91% found that the victims suffered from intellectual impairment. A wide range of severity of intellectual disability was found in this study, compared with the study by Calitz et al, [9] who found that around two-thirds of their victim population were moderately intellectually disabled. Many possible variables could explain the difference in the findings at the two different sites.…”
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confidence: 53%
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