<i>We live under laws on sexual assault that, in large part, were not written with women’s interests in mind. [...] The legal verdict on whether sex is nonconsensual still often rests on the perspective of the alleged perpetrator rather than the experience of the victim.</i><p>It would be contrary to the principles of fundamental justice to imprison someone who has done nothing wrong.  If the alleged perpetrator of an offence has taken all reasonable steps to ascertain consent (and believes that consent exists) then any lack of consent is a tragic mistake, not a criminal offence.<p>As far as I can see, this was written with <i>everybody&#x27;s</i> interests in mind.