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oliviahorn72

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What impact did the Student Right to Know and Campus Security Act have on college campuses?
 
  a. It required campuses to make information about sexual crimes public.
 b. It required campuses to have security officers devoted to sexual violence prevention.
 c. It required that campuses disclose the details of any ongoing sexual assault case to the victim.
 d. It required campuses to report the names of students who had been accused of a sex crime at any time during his/her college career.

Question 2

What statement describes the majority of rapes on college campuses?
 
  a. The victim knows the attacker and reports the attack to campus authorities.
 b. The victim does not know the attacker and reports it to a friend or family member.
  c. The victim knows the attacker and does not report the attack.
 d. The victim does not know the attacker and does not report the attack.



jamesnevil303

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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