Jeannie Suk Article in ‘The New Yorker’

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Jeannie Suk Article in ‘The New Yorker’

November 9, 2015 | Member News

A piece written by Jeannie Suk of Harvard School of Law has been featured in The New Yorker. The piece, “St. Paul’s School and a New Definition of Rape," discusses the ambiguities in the definition of rape.

In addition to being an MCG participant for various projects, Professor Suk is an Adviser for the Model Penal Code: Sexual Assault and Related Offenses project.

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