Handicap cognitif et agression sexuelle : (Re)penser la capacité à consentir
As part of this article, we wish to highlight the legal discourses and legal practices linked to the construct of the ability of people considered as « cognitively disable » to consent. This research includes four judgments given by the Court of Quebec as well as Ontario’s Court of Appeal. These jud...
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Genre, Sexualité et Société
2018-06-01
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| description | As part of this article, we wish to highlight the legal discourses and legal practices linked to the construct of the ability of people considered as « cognitively disable » to consent. This research includes four judgments given by the Court of Quebec as well as Ontario’s Court of Appeal. These judgments concern accusations of sexual assault on women considered as cisgender and as « cognitively disable ». This study explores the way Canadian Criminal Justice System analyses the capacity to consent in interaction with the cognitive dis/ability. While these few cases bring to light the importance given to the biomedical perspective in the determination of sexual consent capacity, we propose this evaluation be based on an understanding of the notion of choice. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-ea972c0d1a454c71b4cd6433d24090872025-01-09T13:06:36ZfraGenre, Sexualité et SociétéGenre, Sexualité et Société2104-37362018-06-011910.4000/gss.4296Handicap cognitif et agression sexuelle : (Re)penser la capacité à consentirMichèle DiotteAs part of this article, we wish to highlight the legal discourses and legal practices linked to the construct of the ability of people considered as « cognitively disable » to consent. This research includes four judgments given by the Court of Quebec as well as Ontario’s Court of Appeal. These judgments concern accusations of sexual assault on women considered as cisgender and as « cognitively disable ». This study explores the way Canadian Criminal Justice System analyses the capacity to consent in interaction with the cognitive dis/ability. While these few cases bring to light the importance given to the biomedical perspective in the determination of sexual consent capacity, we propose this evaluation be based on an understanding of the notion of choice.https://journals.openedition.org/gss/4296cognitive disability – sexual assault – capacity – sexual consent – penal justice system |
| spellingShingle | Michèle Diotte Handicap cognitif et agression sexuelle : (Re)penser la capacité à consentir Genre, Sexualité et Société cognitive disability – sexual assault – capacity – sexual consent – penal justice system |
| title | Handicap cognitif et agression sexuelle : (Re)penser la capacité à consentir |
| title_full | Handicap cognitif et agression sexuelle : (Re)penser la capacité à consentir |
| title_fullStr | Handicap cognitif et agression sexuelle : (Re)penser la capacité à consentir |
| title_full_unstemmed | Handicap cognitif et agression sexuelle : (Re)penser la capacité à consentir |
| title_short | Handicap cognitif et agression sexuelle : (Re)penser la capacité à consentir |
| title_sort | handicap cognitif et agression sexuelle re penser la capacite a consentir |
| topic | cognitive disability – sexual assault – capacity – sexual consent – penal justice system |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/gss/4296 |
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