Sexual Abuse Case Study

When most people hear the phrase sexual abuse we all have a tendency to assume the victim is a female. It is only a myth that males are not sexually assaulted, or that it only happens in while incarcerated. Sexual assaults can happen to anyone no matter their age, sex, orientation, or even identity. In fact, in between 9-10% of all male rape survivors outside of prisons are male and 16% of men have experienced sexual abuse before the age of 18. These reports are only an estimate because most male survivors of sexual abuse will either never report it or they encounter barriers while trying to report it. (Male Survivors of Sexual Assault, 2015) “The U.S. Department of Justice records an average of greater than 12,000 reported sexual assaults of men annually, and predicts that if unreported assaults are included, the actual number of men who are sexually assaulted in the United States each year is approximately 60,000.” (Male Survivors of Sexual Assault, 2015)

The worker contacted Joanne Tate who is the mother of Tara Tate. The worker asked Mrs. Tate if she had any concerns that her grandson Ilyas Tate self-harming or has experienced sexual abuse. Mrs. Tate stated “I’ve never seen Ilyas try to choke himself but, I’ve been told by Tara that Ilyas has hit himself in face as a result of being frustrated but never hard enough to leave a mark on himself his father does the same thing sometimes when he’s frustrated. I know of the incident at the school but I don’t think he Ilyas is harming himself he never showed me any behavior like that before and he spends a lot of time here at my home with me. He was just over here for the weekend last week and he was his normal happy self. I know Ilyas told his teacher

Carers in Oban house care home in Croydon were recorded in around 2012 to be ignoring bedridden 98-year-old Yvonne Grant cries for help for2 ½ hours despite her calling for assistance 321 times including 45 requests to be taken to the toilet. When a carer finally acknowledged her cries, she told Yvonne to use incontinence pads which was something that Yvonne wasn’t comfortable with doing. Staff then tried to make her walk to the toilet but when she was unable to; they dropped her roughly back on to the bed. Yvonne had been living in the care home since 2010 and during the last years of her life her family began to worry about the quality of care that she was receiving with staff ignoring any concerns that the family had. The family also stated that there was something incorrect with staffs attitudes and quality of nursing. Yvonne’s granddaughter Vanessa Evans hid a camera in her room on three occasions after concerns about bruising on Yvonne’s hands and making mistakes with medication. When the family revealed that they had been recording the abuse and neglect they stated that she gave up on life two days after. Yvonne died in January 2013 due to the lack of care she received. The family passed the video evidence on to the CQC who then launched an investigation.

As Vice-Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, I am writing to request that the Rules Committee establish a rule to allow for the admissibility of certain evidence of similar behavior by the defendant in sexual assault and child molestation cases. The adoption of such a rule will effectively end the current disunion between the Federal Rules of Evidence and the Maryland Rules of Evidence.

A major aspect of picking the right college for students is the groups and clubs, more specifically, “The American fraternity industry spans thousands of American colleges” (Dick). There is a different type of culture that the fraternities offer which includes extreme intake of alcohol and misconduct (See Fig. 1). The boys as initiative into the group and in meetings will discuss the most that they have done with girls. Dick shows, “it’s a matter of public record that the second most common type of insurance claim against fraternity industry is for sexual assault” (Dick). There is even an fraternity called SAE and “is known at a lot of places as ‘Sexual Assault Expected’” (Dick). At these fraternities the probability of sexual assault is very

I just finish watching a movie that brought up so many memories of my past. The memories were not about my sexual abuse as a child but the feelings and actions I took on myself after the abuse. The confusion and the anger that bled with me every step I made, and how I forgot who I was to became someone unrecognizable. Its like something died inside me and I was transformed completely into this unrestrained and lifeless person.

Do you know of anyone who has ever been abused or is currently being abused? Abuse comes in many different forms which include verbal, emotional, physical, sexual, and neglect. If you are a victim of sexual abuse there are things you can do. People live in fear because of their abusers. There are places you can go, and people you can call. If you know of someone who is being abused call the abuse hotline.

“Stop, Stop!! I hate you!!!” He wanted her so bad… But she was only 7…

Sexual maltreatment and rape culture (term used in Canada) can affect a person's everyday life: emotionally, physically, and mentally. Recognizing these effects and taking action can make it possible to a secure everyday life. Being a survivor, and taking control of your healing process will ensure you live life healthier, and happier. Childhood abuse can lead to long-term of effects as kids develop into adults. Victims deal with overwhelming emotions, personal triggers, and not being able to have personal relationships. Seeking help is essential to maintain a healthy mentality, and figuring out how to overcome these traumatic events. The real question is what kind of behavior can it lead to, and how we can recognize when dealing with it alone

The client stated has been depressed for a while due to the sexual abuse she encountered by her stepfather. The client felt very suicidal and attempted it twice. She was hospitalized twice for it. The client started having flashbacks, low self-esteem, socializing issues, migraines, difficulty of sleeping, extreme fatigue and feeling of extreme doom. The psychiatrist diagnosed her with PTSD. She continued with outpatient therapy. The psychiatrist prescribe medication for her to deal with her PTSD. She stop going to therapy because she felt like it was not helping. She still has the flashbacks and severe migraines. However, she still take her medication for her PTSD. The client reported that she is spiritual but not religious. This keeps

From the 186 articles looked in the study, private schools where found to have the smallest number of articles published. The smallest schools with seven articles is Gettysburg College. Public schools have the most articles published, with Penn State University having 32 articles published. Topics that were barely mentioned were class year, alcohol and drug use, policy, and demographics. As a part of demographics, race was only mentioned ones or twice.

In most cases that we see on TV of children who are abused, abducted and even murdered are done by strangers but it is important to know that this is not always the case. Sexual abusers are more likely to be people you know, and could well be people you care about; after all more than 8 out of 10 children who are sexually abused know their abuser.

10:30am- IRTC spoke with CPSS, Brenda Walker, who reported that assigned CPSS, Patricia Mitchell, was present at the Manhattan CAC for the joint visit and there were no disclosure of sexual abuse made by the subject child. CPSS Walker expressed that NYPD was in the process of closing their investigation regarding this matter. IRTC reviewed documentation entered in Connections by CPSS, Patricia Mitchell, on 4/22/17 which states, “CPSS I met with the assigned Detective and the children, FM and CP at the CAC. CPSSI participated in the Forensic Interview with the child. The child never disclosed any form of sexual abuse. CPSSI assessed the children to be fine. The children were medically cleared at Long Island Jewish Hospital.” Based on the above

Per Reporter: Mia has been dropping Daria off on MSU campus to hang out with her boyfriend (Kristopher); it is unknown of how often. Daria and Kristopher has been dating for a while. Kristopher is also from Moss Point. In August 2017, right after school started, Daria sent an email stating that Kristopher held her against her will. Daria was not allowed to be in Kristopher’s dorm. Campus police were involved, after investigation it was discovered that Daria was not on campus and she was trying to get Kristopher in trouble. On September 4, 2017, Daria and Mia filed a report of sexual assault (case #: 170919). Both Mia and Daria were interviewed while at Oktibbeha County Hospital. During an interview with Mia, she seemed to believe that Daria was raped. Mia

Sexual assaults are one of the most terrible aggressions with some terrible consequences. Everyone agrees on the fact that suffer rape is serious and traumatic, and it represents an infringement of rights, dignity and physical and mental integrity of victims. Being rape is considered as willingness to sexist domination denial of otherness that reaches in his strictest privacy the person raped. Based on Salmona (2013) psychologically rape is a narcissistic injury resulting break-in, an identity attack and intrusion intra psychic reality all the more important that the person raped has submitted a modified state of consciousness (dissociation perished traumatic) falsely protector at the time the traumatic impact. Some of these traumatic effects