Author Question: The burden of proof on a waiver of Miranda or a constitutional right is on the . What will be an ... (Read 36 times)

imanialler · **on:** Aug 13, 2018

The burden of proof on a waiver of Miranda or a constitutional right is on the .

What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Discuss and explain the three motivations for rape.

What will be an ideal response?

Christopher · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 13, 2018

Answer to Question 1

prosecution

Answer to Question 2

Anger rape occurs when sexuality becomes a means of expressing and discharging pent-up anger and rage. The rapist uses far more brutality than would have been necessary if his real objective had been simply to have sex with his victim. His aim is to hurt his victim as much as possible; the sexual aspect of rape may be an afterthought. Power rape involves an attacker who does not want to harm his victim as much as he wants to possess her sexually. His goal is sexual conquest, and he uses only the amount of force necessary to achieve his objective. The power rapist wants to be in control, to be able to dominate women and have them at his mercy. Sadistic rape involves both sexuality and aggression. The sadistic rapist is caught up in ritualhe may torment his victim, bind her, or torture her. Victims are usually related, in the rapist's view, to a personal characteristic that he wants to harm or destroy.