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English, 14.07.2021 23:10, alundriaf6206

Following a late movie at a neighborhood theatre, Mary Smith walked across the parking lot toward her apartment, seven blocks away. Less than a block from her apartment, a man named Charles Jones accosted her and a struggle resulted in which he stripped and sexually assaulted her. A passerby heard Ms. Smith’s screams and phoned the police, who arrived to apprehend Jones within a few minutes after he had completed his sexual assault. The police report indicated that Ms. Smith had worked as a prostitute prior to this incident. Jones works as an auto mechanic at a local service station. Question: Did Mary Smith’s behaviour contribute to the likelihood of the attack? Is Mary at fault? How responsible (in percent form) for this event can be attributed to Mary Smith’s behaviour?

2. How many years of imprisonment should Charles Jones Receive?

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