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In a case where the accuser is the victim of the defendant's physical attack against them it can be intimidating, terrifying, and cause them to feel as though they are reliving the attack. That alone is a major reason most rapes and sexual assaults don't make it to trial or remain unreported.
It's also a way of facing down their accuser and making them feel intimidated, having brought their actions out into the open. That is, assuming the accusation is true. It's a way of getting closure--along with justice. Avoiding and being intimidated by the person you've been sexually attacked by will only prolong the intimidation.
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