Challenges In Prosecuting Consent | University College London - Edubirdie

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LAWS0357 | Sexuality and the Law
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R v Lawrence Consent: Challenges In Prosecuting Date: 01 September 2023 Lecture: Nigel Gibbs, CPS  Consent and deception in sexual offences  Choice: freedom and capacity  Context is critical  Deceptions that negate consent  Closely connected to sexual act  Deceptions that do not negate consent  Need to focus on the relevance of the deception as to the nature of the act.  What effect does deception have on the issue of reasonable belief in consent? Post Lawrence  Has the court drawn the line correctly?  Has the decision achieved greater clarity?

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