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Emoji ‘implied consent’ in rape case, court told

Sydney Morning Herald - National ·
Emoji ‘implied consent’ in rape case, court told

A woman has been questioned in court whether sending an emoji meant she left “the possibility open” for boundaries to be broken.

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