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Was I Assaulted?
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What Are My Legal Rights?
What Is a Medical Forensic Exam?
Who Pays for the Medical Forensic Exam?

For Friends and Family
What Reporting Options Does a Survivor Have?
What Is a Medical Forensic Exam?
Who Pays for the Medical Forensic Exam?
Who can I refer a survivor to for help?
What should I say to a friend, family member and/or loved one if they open up to me they’ve been sexually assaulted?

For Professionals
What Should I Say to a Survivor Who Seeks Support?
Who Can I Refer a Survivor to?
What are a Sexual Assault Survivor’s Reporting Options?
Is sexual assault a mandatory report?
What is law enforcement’s role with medical or anonymous reporting survivors?
What Is a Medical Forensic Exam?
Who Pays for the Medical Forensic Exam?

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