Sentence examples for mandatory rape from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department has finally issued mandatory rape prevention policies for federal prisons and state correctional institutions that receive federal dollars.

After a three-year delay, the Justice Department has finally issued mandatory rape prevention policies for federal prisons and state correctional institutions that receive federal dollars.

After an unconscionable delay of nearly three years, the Justice Department needs to issue the final, mandatory rape-prevention policies for federal prisons and state correctional institutions that receive federal dollars.

A government panel is considering suggestions to make the death penalty mandatory for rape and introducing forms of chemical castration for the guilty.

According to the legislators, current California law calls for a mandatory prison term in cases of rape or sexual assault where force is used, but not when the victim is unconscious or severely intoxicated and thus unable to resist.

The government responded with the passage of several new sexual assault laws, including a mandatory minimum sentence of 20 years for gang rape, and six new fast-track courts created solely for rape prosecutions.

AB 2888, AB 701 and AB 29: In response to the Stanford sexual assault case, these bills would implement a new mandatory punishment for the crime of rape or expand the existing law so that all forms of nonconsensual sexual assault crimes may be considered rape.

KUALA LUMPUR — A Malaysian government plan to make prison mandatory for men convicted of raping minors drew skepticism Monday from women's groups and lawyers, who said the best response to such cases would be better education for judges.

Making it mandatory for them to report a rape within 45 days, or 6½ weeks, would mean forcing these vulnerable girls to have children.

Some Democrats pointed out that a mandatory ultrasound would be state-sanctioned rape and would violate a Virginia law making sexual penetration by an object a criminal act.

The reason for these paltry sentences is that rape isn't subject to mandatory minimum sentencing, according to John Wilkinson, an attorney at the legal group AEquitas, which helps prosecutors build sexual assault cases.