Sexual assault

Question 1

Motives (power-assertive)

Answer 1

Motivation is to be in control

Question 2

Motivation(power-reassurance)

Answer 2

Use rape to negate feelings of inadequacy

Question 3

Motives(anger-retaliatory)

Answer 3

Intense anger; doesn’t see victim as human being

Question 4

Motive(anger-excitement)

Answer 4

Sadistic torture

Question 5

Rape statistics

Answer 5

82% of juvenile victims are female; 90% of adult victims are female; 8/10 assaults are committed by someone known to victim

Question 6

Drug of choice for perpetrators of sex crimes

Answer 6

Alcohol (ethanol)

Question 7

Rohypnol/Flunitrazepam

Answer 7

Roofies

Question 8

Emotional stages of a victim

Answer 8

Shock; disbelief; anxiety, guilt; anger; fear

Question 9

CODIS

Answer 9

Combined DNA Index System; dna database

Question 10

Per statute 23-3-620, when are DNA samples required?

Answer 10

Felony offense that carries 5+ years; eavesdropping, peeping, stalking

Question 11

How soon does the agency need to notify SLED before release of an individual required to give a DNA sample?

Answer 11

3 days

Question 12

What is the proper way to label trace evidence?

Answer 12

Date, time, location, initials of collector, and case number

Question 13

Sexual Assault Evidence Collection Kit

Answer 13

Used for adult and child victims within 120 hrs of assault

Question 14

Child maltreatment protocol

Answer 14

Used for child victims of 72 hours have passed since the assault

Question 15

Megan’s Law

Answer 15

Passed in 1996; offenders must register 1 day after release from prison; 3 days before county change; must register bi-annually; tier 3 offenders register every 90 days