Explain why rape in the Americas, pre-Columbus, was perceived and treated differently than in other world cultures.

Define the term “physically helpless” under New Jersey’s sex crimes statutes enacted in 1979.

In the case of State v. Smith, the court traced the idea that a husband could not be found guilty of raping his wife back to a common law principle in England. The Smith decision explained how the English courts rationalized this notion. Discuss how the English courts justified the existence of this so-called “marital rape exemption”.

New Jersey’s prior sex crimes laws (2A) made a significant distinction between what constituted “carnal knowledge” and what constituted “carnal abuse”. Explain the difference.

Discuss three (3) things a person should NOT do if someone decides to confide in them about being the victim of a rape.

Discuss the purpose of using anatomically correct dolls and when those “helpers” would be used.

Explain why a forensic nurse would use a DFSA kit during a sexual assault examination instead of a SAFE kit.

In addition to vaginal and anal intercourse, what are two (2) other specific types of sexual penetration as defined by New Jersey’s revised sex crimes statutes (2C) enacted in 1979.

Victims are chosen by an offender primarily for two (2) reasons.  What are those two (2) reasons?

The longest river in Europe is named _________________, while the tallest mountain in Europe is named _____________________. Both are located in the country of: