Actually, this is pretty justified. The application of the conviction/charge is obviously biased (as if the situation were turned around you’d rarely find a conviction). It shouldn’t be charged as rape, but sexual misconduct through deception (or something similar).
Example-- a woman is sleeping in her bed, a man crawls in, she thinks he’s her husband. They sleep together. Later she finds he was not her husband. She goes to the police. While the situation is different, a lie is a lie, and should be punished. We all base decisions based on our perception. If a false reality is presented to us, we cannot fully consent to any action we take based on that. Again, it shouldn’t be classified as rape, but no one should get away with it.
Same deal with con artists. Expect jail time if you lie to others in order to take advantage of them.
Uh…what excuse does the woman have for sleeping with a total stranger!!! Shame on her!
This stupid case is an insult to REAL rape victims. Not spoiled brats who got a case of the regrets and want someone else to pay for their stupid decisions as a result of their lack of morals!