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Douglas S
- Spearfish, South Dakota
"Avoid frequent bias in these cases. "
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Jonathan H
- Skowhegan, Maine
"Recognize unconscious bias exists and take it into account "
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Christopherr B
- Bridgton, Maine
"More a criminal justice focused; I am more on the counseling end. confirmed current approach about not victum blaming."
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Melissa D
- Scarborough, Maine
"How to be more mindful of implicit gender biases present in the criminal justice system with respect to sexual assault cases, and how I can be more approachable and helpful to potential clients who seek my help."
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Kelly W
- Salt Lake City, Utah
"Believe first"
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Adam Daley W
- Portland, Maine
"Believe the victim / the person who comes forward."
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Marcus J
- Westbrook, Maine
"Believing victims. "
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Susan S
- Boston, Massachusetts
"I am familiar with the subject but it was a good reminder about implicit bias. I also appreciated the emphasis on believing survivors when the report. "
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Peter D
- Damariscotta, Maine
"I will start by believing the victim."
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Nicholas H
- Cheyenne, Wyoming
"Believe victims of sexual assault."
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