Education Law,
Criminal,
Civil Rights
Jan. 3, 2015
An assault on sexual assault in 2014
Issues of sex, gender and sexuality interface with our legal system in many ways, including in the areas of discrimination, criminal law, family law and torts.
Barbara S. Bryant
Lecturer
UC Berkeley School of Law
Email: bsbryant@pacbell.net
Professor Bryant teaches sexual and gender harassment law.
Issues of sex, gender and sexuality interface with our legal system in many ways, including in the areas of discrimination, criminal law, family law and torts. Whether by legislation or court decision, laws in these areas typically have both an educational component regarding acceptable and unacceptable behavior, and an enforcement component concerning the severity of punishment for a violation.
Sometimes, these laws reflect a shift in social values before the general public has d...For only $95 a month (the price of 2 article purchases)
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