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Modern day DNA sleuthing has solved two Washington rape cases from nearly two decades ago. Both cases had gone cold until local authorities received grants from the Attorney General’s office. That money allowed them to hire forensic genealogists to develop a list of potential suspects.
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Washington state Rep. Tina Orwall, D-Des Moines, still remembers the day in 2014 that she toured a police evidence facility and saw stacks of white boxes…
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Several efforts to protect sexual assault victims failed to pass in Washington’s 60-day legislative session which adjourned last Thursday. Now lawmakers…
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A former top official at the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has been convicted of breaking into the home of a colleague and raping her. The…
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Washington state Sen. Karen Keiser said she wants to encourage disclosure of sexual harassment and sexual assault in the workplace. To that end, the…
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Oregon lawmakers voted Wednesday to eliminate the statute of limitations for first-degree sex crimes, including rape. Under current law, prosecutors have…
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A measure moving through the state legislature would give rape victims in Oregon more time to come forward to report an attack.The Oregon House voted…
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Oregon lawmakers want to make it easier for survivors of sexual assault on college campuses to get the support they need.A measure in Salem would remove…
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Washington State University and the University of Idaho are among the schools under investigation over their handling of sexual assault cases.Federal law…