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Sexual Assault Legal Advocacy Manua
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Table of Contents: 05 Manual Prefac
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6 PART ONE: THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PR
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i. Basic Procedure: Jurisdiction an
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ii. Substantive Law: The Texas Pena
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Defenses Defenses to Prosecution So
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iii. Sexual Assault and Related Off
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Indecency with a child, Tex. Penal
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Indecent exposure, Tex. Penal Code
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Possession or promotion of child po
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Prostitution, Tex. Penal Code § 43
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Crime Victims’ Rights Introductio
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Attorney Representation Enforcing c
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• The right to a private waiting
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The Criminal Investigation Introduc
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In addition, survivors can complete
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Legal Advocacy for Child Survivors
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iv. Medical Forensic Examinations W
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Not only are survivors entitled to
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The Role of the Legal Advocate in t
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i. The Charging Process and Prosecu
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The victim (or the victim’s guard
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ACP is available to victims of sexu
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v. The Right to HIV/STI Testing Sur
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If a survivor fails to include some
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ADVOCACY ACTION: The survivor has t
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ix. The Trial Preparation Thorough
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Preparing for Pretrial Litigation B
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x. Verdicts and Sentencing Criminal
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Under community supervision, the de
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xi. Appeals If the prosecutor succe
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Sex Offender Monitoring and Treatme
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What Does Registration Entail? Regi
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Restrictions on Internet Usage for
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In addition, regardless of level of
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ii. Civil Commitment The idea behin
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What Does Civil Commitment Entail?
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