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Legal Prosecution of Perpetrators of Sexual Assault:

Legal Prosecution of Perpetrators of Sexual Assault: This article, based upon the personal experiences of the author, explores the implications for the client, counselor, and client-counselor relationship when the client initiates legal action against a perpetrator of sexual assault. Understanding the legal system, testifying in court, and the psychological effects of the sexual assault as impacted by the legal process are examples of the issues raised in the article. Ethical issues relating to treatment are discussed. Recommendations for the counselor's self-care are also presented. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Women & Therapy Taylor & Francis

Legal Prosecution of Perpetrators of Sexual Assault:

Women & Therapy , Volume 12 (1-2): 10 – Sep 14, 1992

Legal Prosecution of Perpetrators of Sexual Assault:

Women & Therapy , Volume 12 (1-2): 10 – Sep 14, 1992

Abstract

This article, based upon the personal experiences of the author, explores the implications for the client, counselor, and client-counselor relationship when the client initiates legal action against a perpetrator of sexual assault. Understanding the legal system, testifying in court, and the psychological effects of the sexual assault as impacted by the legal process are examples of the issues raised in the article. Ethical issues relating to treatment are discussed. Recommendations for the counselor's self-care are also presented.

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Publisher
Taylor & Francis
Copyright
Copyright Taylor & Francis Group, LLC
ISSN
1541-0315
eISSN
0270-3149
DOI
10.1300/J015V12N01_09
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Abstract

This article, based upon the personal experiences of the author, explores the implications for the client, counselor, and client-counselor relationship when the client initiates legal action against a perpetrator of sexual assault. Understanding the legal system, testifying in court, and the psychological effects of the sexual assault as impacted by the legal process are examples of the issues raised in the article. Ethical issues relating to treatment are discussed. Recommendations for the counselor's self-care are also presented.

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Women & TherapyTaylor & Francis

Published: Sep 14, 1992

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