1. Party Culture, Binge Drinking, & Related Risks: How to talk to your teens about the Brock Turner Case

2. “I have never met a man so ignorant that I couldn't learn something from him.” 
-Galileo Galilei

3. Acknowledgements Jennifer Holmes – Carmel Women’s Club
Principals/Heads of School/Deans of Students
Panelists
Welcome school representatives to introduce themselves

4. Ed Hazel Clare Mounteer Gary Rodriguez
Managing Deputy District Attorney
County of Monterey Sexual Assault Unit
Clare Mounteer
Executive Director
Monterey County Rape Crisis Center
Gary Rodriguez
Health Promotion and Prevention Specialist
CSUMB
Show of hands for G/B/Both

5. People v. Turner (2015) Brock Turner 19 years old
Swim scholarship at Stanford, attended Kappa Alpha party
Estimated Blood Alcohol Level .171%
2 Swedish graduate students found on top of unconscious woman behind dumpster - “What the f--- are you doing? She’s unconscious!”
Fled when approached by the Swedish students
DNA under Turner’s nails, “did resemble blood”
3 counts federal sexual assault
History of drug use (LSD, ecstasy, marijuana extracts, & excessive alcohol)
2014 arrest on campus for possession of alcohol while under legal age.
Banned from USA Swimming (& therefore Olympics)
Banned from Stanford campus
Withdrew before campus disciplinary hearings
Father’s letter to judge “steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action”
Judicial discretion permitted (prosecution asked for 6 years in federal prison)
Served 3 months in Santa Clara County jail; released Sep. 2, 2016

6. People v. Turner (2015) Emily Doe 22 years old
Not a Stanford student, attended Kappa Alpha party
Estimated Blood Alcohol Level .22%
Shortly before 1 am, phoned boyfriend on cell phone, “almost entirely incomprehensible”
juror cited as evidence of inability to give consent
Discovered unconscious, underneath Turner, by Swedish students approx 1 am
Deputy Sheriff described her as unconscious and not responding to shouting and shoulder shaking until 4:15
Did not respond to paramedic “shake & shout test,” opened eyes when nail beds pinched
Vomited at scene and was able to cough and spit
11 out of 15 on Glasgow Coma Scale
Woke with dried blood on her hands and elbows
Abrasions, “significant trauma,” including “penetrating trauma”
Unable to continue her full time job
Victim’s Impact Statement went viral, read in Congress

7. People v. Turner (2015) Public Impact
Her statement was shared over 11 million times in 4 days on social media
Bipartisan group of 18 members of House read statement on floor
Vice President Biden wrote open letter to Doe
Vilifying language targeted at Turner, Doe, & Judge Persky
Stanford Law Professor Michele Aubrey led recall effort against Judge Aaron Persky
Judge Persky requested to be moved to civil court
CA Legislature passed bills creating mandatory minimum if:
With digits and not only penile
Of person unconscious or unable to give consent versus only by force
Stanford changed hard alcohol policy

8. Alcohol & Greek Life at Stanford
Stanford’s policy change
removes all hard alcohol from parties
in dorms or common areas container size must not exceed 750ml (bottle of wine)
Unlimited number of containers
Undergraduate woman going to fraternity house once per month increases likelihood of sexual assault by 38% (federal study)
Sororities are generally dry, therefore they co-host at fraternities
Policy increases alcohol consumption at pre- or between-parties
Policy provides no change in policing of fraternity behavior
Refers to Interview with Michele Dauber, Stanford Law Professor on Here And Now 30 August 2016