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Contents
Introduction
Appendix A Policy and principles of the review
Appendix B List of contributors to the review
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Appendix C The Law Commission policy paper ‘Consent in Sex
Offences’ (parts 1-4)
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Appendix C The Law Commission policy paper ‘Consent in Sex Offences’
(parts 5-8)
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Appendix D1 Literature review of research into rape and sexual
assault:
Professor Jennifer Temkin, University of Sussex
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Appendix D2 Literature review of research into the law on sexual
offences against children and vulnerable people: Dr Caroline Keenan and
Lee Maitland, University of Bristol
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Appendix D3 Literature review of research on offences of sexual
exploitation: Dr Maggie O’Neill, Staffordshire University
Appendix D4 Literature review of research into homosexual offences:
Mrs E Frances Russell, University of Reading
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Appendix E Sex offences law in Australia and New Zealand – the
impact of change
Appendix F Summary of South African Law Commission discussion paper
on the substantive law of sex offences (April 1999)
Appendix G Information from other countries
Appendix H1 Report on a consultation seminar for legal practitioners
Appendix H2 Report of a consultation conference on the European
Convention on Human Rights and its implications for sex offences
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Appendix H3 Report of a consultation seminar for Parliamentarians
Appendix H4 Report of a consultation conference on sex offences
against children
Appendix H5 Report of a consultation seminar on rape and sexual
assault
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Appendix H6 Report of a consultation conference on the capacity
to consent
Appendix H7 Report of a consultation seminar on abuse within the
family seminar
Appendix H8 Report of a consultation seminar about trafficking
and sexual exploitation
Appendix H9 List of delegates attending the sex offences review
conferences and seminars
Appendix I Talking to children – a report of two visits to Rodborough
School
Appendix J Number of offenders cautioned, defendants prosecuted
at magistrates’ courts and convicted at all courts for specific sexual
offences, England and Wales
Appendix K Bibliography
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