Legal certainty is not threatened by the consent law
Opinion piece arguing that outcomes in rape trials can appear like a ‘lottery’ depending on narrative and credibility rather than consistent legal standards. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
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More are convicted of rape under the consent law – but application is difficult
News article reporting that an increasing number of convictions are based primarily on oral testimony following the introduction of the consent law, highlighting debate among legal experts.
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Reply to the reply: The consent law is not a failure
Opinion article responding to criticism of the consent law, arguing that the law itself is sound and that alleged problems stem from misinterpretation rather than from the legislation.
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One year in prison for false rape accusation
Recorded panel discussion examining the consent law from legal, political, and social perspectives, including concerns about evidence standards and legal certainty.