November 20, 2025Modern Law ReviewOpen Access

Rethinking Reasonableness in Rape Prosecution: Lessons Learned in the Search for ‘End to End’ Justice in England and Wales

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Analysis uncovers misconceptions affecting decision-making in rape prosecutions, suggesting reforms can improve justice outcomes.

Outcomes for rape justice reflect biases, highlighting longstanding misconceptions about sexual violence.
The analysis indicates that belief in consent plays a critical role in prosecutorial decision-making.
Reviewing the effects of 'Operation Soteria' reveals a need for further improvements in investigative approaches.
Misconceptions and privileged perspectives may hinder effective prosecutorial engagement and justice outcomes.

Munro et al. (2025) studied this question.

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