Re: Can one "assault" a willing victim?

On 18 May 2008, Paul Ciszek wrote

> 
> In article <f6eu24tqhb06ipgu7cjm3cl7a1a9pblpin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> Binyamin Dissen  <postingid@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080516/od_nm/rough***_dc_1
>> 
>> The victim claims that there was no assault.
> 
> Many victims of domestic abuse claim that there was no assault,
> through one ER visit after another,  Some states have passed laws
> saying that the ER staff has to re****t it and the cops have to
> investigate no matter what the victim says.

Didn't this also come up some years ago with dealing with on-
field/on-rink s****ts violence?  ("The teams agree that what happens 
on the field happens on the field."  "Doesn't matter:  assault is 
assault, and we can charge you.")

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Cheers,
Harvey