Rape After Consenting to Sex
There's a lively discussion going on over at Atrios about "when no means no" and how (mainly) men can tell.
We wrote about the courts' treatment of "no after yes" in Rape After Consenting to Sex, which we followed up with " Rape After Consenting to Sex, Part Two."
Bottom line is, "No" can be asserted at any time, even after saying "Yes." Provided , it is clearly communicated to the other person.
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