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Approximately 50% of the total number of students did not participate because of nonconsent or absenteeism.
As discussed in Part III, sexual history evidence, although admitted formally on the issue of consent, functioned to undermine the victim's credibility by suggesting that she had lied about her nonconsent and by evoking the cultural link between unchastity and dishonesty.
The proponents of the new legislation said under current law the state cannot prosecute a rape charge without meeting the standards of both force and nonconsent.
 
 
 
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