Strengthening the 'Sexual Assault Survivors Bill of Rights'

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Strengthening the 'Sexual Assault Survivors Bill of Rights'

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Apr 4, 2022

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The Missouri Senate passed a bill that would prevent a sexual assault survivors' previous sexual history or experiences from being used during a trial. Missouri Sen. Holly Rehder says her proposal is intended to stop the "slut shaming" of survivors in court.

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Apr 4, 2022

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Strengthening the 'Sexual Assault Survivors Bill of Rights'

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