Active Consent Bill Signed in California By IAN LOVETT | SEPT. 28, 2014 LOS ANGELES — California has become the first state to require students on college campuses to receive active consent before all sexual activity. Gov. Jerry Brown on Sunday signed into
A Conservative Case for Affirmative Consent Laws Town Hall - Oct 7, 2014 Is California's new "Affirmative Consent" law really that bad? Signed by Gov. Jerry Brown on September 28th, the law requires all colleges receiving state funding to adopt an "affirmative consent" standard for all student
5 problems with California's 'affirmative consent' bill By Ashe Schow | August 28, 2014 | 8:00 am n the rush to advance legislation to combat sexual assault on college campuses, California lawmakers have cast aside the due process rights of the accused. As
12 Heartbreaking Confessions Prove Far Too Many Women Don't Realize They Were Raped Mic - Oct 6, 2014 On Sept.28, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a landmark piece of legislation into law. The so-called "yes means yes" bill is the first state law in America
“Yes Means Yes” law passes in California Feministe (blog) - Sep 29, 2014 Gov. Jerry Brown announced Sunday that he has signed a bill that makes California the first in the nation to define when “yes means yes” and adopt requirements for colleges to
“Yes Means Yes” Bill Adopted by California The Utah People's Post - Sep 28, 2014 While vetoing the drone bill proposed by Assemblyman Jeff Gorell, California Gov. Jerry Brown announced on Sunday that he had signed the bill that requires colleges to follow certain
[VIDEO] Second sexual assault rally gains momentum Daily Aztec - Sep 29, 2014 Update: Gov. Jerry Brown announced Sunday Sept. 28 that he signed the “yes means yes” bill, making California the first state in the U.S. requiring affirmative content in sexual assault policies at
"Yes means yes": New CA law to prevent campus sexual assault MSNBC - Sep 29, 2014 This legislation institutes a requirement of consistent consent for students instead of the absence of resistance or consent given while intoxicated. The law shifts the conventional thinking from
