Castagnera on Risk Management in Higher Education… and more: Will the "yes" need to be in writing? Will it have to be notarized? Should there be a 48-hour waiting period during which the consenting adult can revoke the "yes"?

Monday, June 9, 2014

Will the "yes" need to be in writing? Will it have to be notarized? Should there be a 48-hour waiting period during which the consenting adult can revoke the "yes"?

going bananas : san francisco (2012)

going bananas : san francisco (2012) (Photo credit: torbakhopper)

California's legislature wants to legislate the language of consensual sex.
http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2014/06/09/california-lawmakers-would-require-students-get-yes-sex#sthash.UmfZR14V.dpbs

Do any other attorneys out there see an evidentiary issue? How does this solve the he-said-she-said issue. Does this call for a witness in the room?
Hmmm…

This reminds me of Fielding Mellish's honeymoon night:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QK9y_sY4dKg

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