Reply #15: unless she's sueing for paternity [View All]

what's she going to get him for? maybe a couple of hundred grand? to have everyone in the world think you were raped? in a wealthy county (bad for juries) and a flinty state (even worse)? all that to have your name turned to mud by highly skilled people destroyers? For the rest of her life, in her home town, everyone will think of her as 'the girl Kobe raped' The burden is lower in a criminal case, but the protections on her are lower as well. It is perfectly acceptable to use the 'dirty tramp' defense in civil cases. Everything she has ever done will become public knowledge, along with her face and name. The media will not protect someone going after a civil settlement.