Rape

There's no doubt this issue is trickier than it seems.

We can't get 12 people to agree on consent, which is why we fail.

Ken Starr tries in vain to return his reputation back UP to "the guy who wasted money on a blowjob case."

It's going to be a long, embarrassing decline.

These allegations are now the subject of a $25 million civil suit against the ex-judge.

A former sex-crimes prosecutor shares her views on the case of Brock Turner, the former Stanford student convicted of rape.

How can a lawyer screw something up this badly?

Does anyone think Ken Starr should still have a job?

This is an extreme case, but it’s kind of shocking that the concept of a “shotgun wedding” hasn’t died out completely.

The other shoe drops: Ken Starr fired.

A former clerk reacts to the news of Judge Roberts's retirement and the allegations of rape.

Allegations emerge that a now-former federal judge raped a 16-year-old girl in 1981.

There are a lot of problems with the way America handles rape crimes. Having a statute of limitations isn't one of them.

Bill Cosby just needed to skate for two more days.

For the college-age male accused of sexual assault, it’s “guilty until proven innocent,” where the blameless are sacrificed at the ideological altar of radical feminism.

At least rape culture has gotten a little better.

When is a crime so serious that in spite of political expediency and local customs, it's time to upbraid your allies and force some change?

A panel of legal academics debate whether or sexual assault cases should be limited to courts, or if academic institutions should be allowed to provide limited redress pursuant to Title IX.

Even after the Rolling Stone debacle, many dubious beliefs persist about women who allege that they have been sexually assaulted, the men those women accuse, and how the media reports on it.

That trusted friend in the suit is far more likely to rape you than anyone hiding in the shrubbery, as sex-crimes prosecutor turned novelist Allison Leotta explains.