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Irish Health Repository > Other Irish Health Organisations > Charitable & Advocacy Organisations > Rape Crisis Network Ireland (RCNI) > RCNI submission to the Law Reform Commission on “Sexual offences and capacity to consent”

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RCNISubmissionLRCCPSexualOffencesandCapacitytoConsentDec2011.pdfRape Crisis Network Ireland (RCNI) welcomes the opportunity to make submissions on the Law Reform Commission Consultation Paper 63-2011, “Sexual Offences and Capacity to Consent”, as we are concerned to ensure that our clients with intellectual disabilities are given every possible support to pursue a case through the criminal courts if that is their wish. Our experience is that current law and procedure in this area do not work for our intellectually disabled clients to offer them the same opportunities to pursue a case as other clients without any such disability, so we are delighted to see this detailed and thoughtful Consultation Paper, and also to contribute our own reflections on it.82KbAdobe PDFThumbnail
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Title: RCNI submission to the Law Reform Commission on “Sexual offences and capacity to consent”
Authors: Rape Crisis Network Ireland (RCNI)
Issue Date: 15-Dec-2011
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10147/232636
Additional Links: http://www.rcni.ie/uploads/RCNISubmissionLRCCPSexualOffencesandCapacitytoConsentDec2011.pdf
Type: Other
Language: en
Description: Rape Crisis Network Ireland (RCNI) welcomes the opportunity to make submissions on the Law Reform Commission Consultation Paper 63-2011, “Sexual Offences and Capacity to Consent”, as we are concerned to ensure that our clients with intellectual disabilities are given every possible support to pursue a case through the criminal courts if that is their wish. Our experience is that current law and procedure in this area do not work for our intellectually disabled clients to offer them the same opportunities to pursue a case as other clients without any such disability, so we are delighted to see this detailed and thoughtful Consultation Paper, and also to contribute our own reflections on it.
Keywords: RAPE
SEXUAL VIOLENCE
DISABILITIES
CONSENT
Appears in Collections: Rape Crisis Network Ireland (RCNI)

Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/10147/232636
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