two substantive posts in as many days. Aren't you lucky.
Today's offender is a judge in Nebraska. First, lets start with some definitions.
Murder: killing someone who presumably didn't want to be killed. Theft: taking something from someone who didn't want to give it to you. Rape: having sex with someone who didn't want to have sex with you.
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On the other hand: "Bowen met Safi at a Lincoln bar on Oct. 30, 2004. It is undisputed that they shared some drinks, and witnesses saw them leaving together. Bowen claims not to have left willingly and has no memory of the rest of that night. She claims to have woken up naked the next morning with Safi atop her, 'having sexual intercourse with her.' When she asked him to stop, he did."
From that it seems possible that she just drank too much and blacked out, and that he thought the sex was consensual. I've always been a little bit wary of the 'If you're drunk you can't consent.' line. If both participants are drunk then are they both rapists? Doesn't make the language ruling less stupid, but it would make it slightly less nefarious.
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Unfortunately, religious bias and partisan ideology has infested the allegedly rational and non partisan legal system. I doubt its anything new, but still.
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