SAPR Sexual Assault And Prevention: Q’s And A’s (A+)

SAPR Sexual Assault And Prevention: Q’s And A’s (A+)

Define Sexual Assault Right Ans - • Intentional Sexual Contact
• Use of Force, Physical Threat, or Abuse of Authority
• When a Victim CANNOT or Does not give CONSENT
• Rape, Sodomy (Oral or Anal)
• Indecent Assault; inappropriate sexual contact or fondling

Consent Right Ans - Words or overt acts indicating a freely given
agreement to the sexual conduct at issue by a person

Consent is not implied by the following Right Ans - • Body language,
appearance, or non-verbal communication;
• Marriage, dating relationships or previous sexual activity;
• Silence, passivity, lack of resistance, or immobility.
• Incapacitation: Alcohol consumption or use of other drugs can render a
person incapable of giving consent.
• You can withdraw consent at any point

Which agencies keep restricted reports restricted Right Ans - SAPR Office
(SARC, SAPR VA, VVA)
On-base medical providers
Chaplains
SVCs

What medical treatments are available? Right Ans - Pregnancy prevention
Prevention of sexually transmitted diseases
Forensic exam

What is restricted reporting mean? Right Ans - NO Investigation and NO
leadership/command involvement

What is unrestricted reporting? Right Ans - Sexual Assault Report made
through normal reporting channels: This report triggers an Investigation
Chain of command
Law enforcement
AFOSI