Rape and the Ethics of Adultery, or How the Military Hides its Rape Problem

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Rape and the Ethics of Adultery, or How the Military Hides its Rape Problem

Posted by POD Staff, September 9th, 2012

Matt Collins reports for Tom Ricks’s Foreign Policy:

Still, there is more that could be done to reform the military’s handling of sexual assault. Perhaps General Patton should look into commanders’ use of adultery charges in rape cases. If he does not, perhaps Congress could do it for him.

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