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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Several jurisdictions across the country have begun to focus their efforts on testing, investigating, and prosecuting previously unsubmitted sexual assault kits (SAKs). Houston, Detroit, and Cleveland are jurisdictions that have been trailblazers in this effort. This panel will focus on findings from the researchers partners of these three jurisdictions, focusing specifically on how research on unsubmitted SAKs can inform and reform the way that sexual assaults and SAKs are testing, investigated, and prosecuted.
The Effects of a Texas Law that Mandates Sexual Assault Kit Testing - Robert C. Davis, Police Foundation; William M. Wells, Sam Houston State University; Ilse Knecht, Joyful Heart Foundation
Using DNA Evidence in Sexual Assault Kits to Identify Serial Sexual Offenders - Rebecca Campbell, Michigan State University; Hannah Fennel, Michigan State University; Stevan Pierce, Michigan State University; Dhruv Sharma, Michigan State University; Giannina Fehler-Cabral, Harder+Company Community Research
Predicting Prosecutorial Outcomes in the Sexual Assault Kit Task Force in Cleveland, Ohio - Rachel Lovell, Case Western Reserve University; Fredrick Butcher, Case Western Reserve University; Daniel Flannery, Case Western Reserve University