Consent and voluntariness in rape/sexual assault laws

Caringella discusses the concepts of consent as it has been historically applied to sexual offenses, as well as new reforms and interpretations of what consent is, both affirmative and implied, when and how it is given, and when/how it can be revoked. After studying the materials for Module 4, compose a paper that discusses the following: The concepts of consent and voluntariness as it applies to current statutes governing rape (or sexual assault) Whether the current laws go too far, or not far enough, in protecting the rights of both the victims and offenders when considering these concepts Instructions Review Caringella, S. (2009). Addressing Rape Reform in Law and Practice. New York, New York: Columbia University Press Chapters 3, 5-9 Write Address all prompts in the Overview section above You must have a thesis or discussion plan as the last sentence of the introduction You must write in the third person Each body paragraph will have appropriate analysis and discussions You must use author information appropriately. Author information cannot stand alone Formatting and Guidelines Responses should be at least 3000 words in length (not including title page and references) Use APA formatting, (12 pt) font, and one-inch margins, with a title page A table of contents is not required Include at least 15 total references Submit your paper as a Microsoft Word document Video link of how my professor want the paper to be: &embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fcanvas.asu.edu%2Fcourses%2F245056%2Fdiscussion_topics%2F7169031&source_ve_path=OTY3MTQ