> might nearly eliminate serial rapists Not sure how that follows, that requires the victims to come forward, be taken serious by the police, and the whole pro

> might nearly eliminate serial rapists Not sure how that follows, that requires the victims to come forward, be taken serious by the police, and the whole process to progress through the justice system in time for their second crime. Not to mention the first rape wouldn't be avoided anyway, so it's a quite small security it buys. How many serial rapists can there be, anyway? Of those, how many of them raped multiple people, instead of the same victim several times, who was too traumatized to go to the police? How many are family members?