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Acquaintance Rape Victim is able to identify the suspect. Someone known to them Neighbour, Friend, Social Circle Previous knowledge of the suspect Other categories include domestic rapes, stranger rapes
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Introduction to study
Study has examined a number of local cases through joint working with CPS Victim interview is critical in rape cases as there are rarely any other witnesses Key evidence to direct investigation. Interview at core of investigation and credibility of victim is key. Qualitative analysis Focus on questioning skills to produce detailed account. Recognising effects of trauma and inconsistencies.
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Conclusions
The need to move away from influence of stereo types of rape victims and rapists
Effective interviews that successfully meet the needs of investigation and ensure the victim feels supported and believed.
Conflict between investigative need for detail and psychological effects after trauma. Inconsistencies and ambiguities within victims interview must be fully addressed.
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Any questions ?
Detective Inspector Ali Eaton alison.eaton@sussex.pnn.police.uk Detective Superintendent Andy Griffiths andrew.griffiths@sussex.pnn.police.uk
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