Discuss the historical perception and treatment of the crime of rape, including the origin of the word “rape” and how it reflected that perception.

Define the term “physically helpless” under New Jersey’s sex crimes statutes enacted in 1979.

Name and explain the one defense typically used only in sexual contact cases.

Discuss two (2) types of crimes where consent would NOT be available as a defense.

Consent has been described using the acronym “F.R.I.E.S.”  List and explain what each of those five (5) letters in the acronym “F.R.I.E.S.” means.

The intentional touching of a victim’s intimate parts becomes a crime of criminal sexual contact if the touching was for either of two (2) purposes. Name those two (2) purposes.

There are six (6) factors that can make a sex crime an “aggravated” crime under the New Jersey statute 2C.  Discuss three (3) of those six factors.

Explain why Susan Brownmiller’s book, “Against Our Will: Men, Women and Rape”, was such a catalyst for change in attitudes about the crime of rape.

Name each member of a Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) and briefly explain the role of each member of the team.

New Jersey’s sex crimes statutes enacted in 1979 (2C) define the term “intimate parts” by referring to particular areas of the body.  In addition to the vaginal and anal area, name three (3) other areas.