Question

question 100 (1 point)
state \yes means yes\ policies allow that
a) people who were intoxicated during an alleged assault must have a
corroborating witness before bringing charges.
b) using the precise word \yes\ by definition constitutes consent to engage in
sexual activity.
c) saying \yes\ to sexual activity does not constitute consent if the individual
was intoxicated at the time.
d) defendants cannot be found guilty of rape if the alleged victim said \yes.\

Explanation:

"YES means YES" policies focus on clear consent. Intoxication can impair the ability to give true consent. Option C aligns with this as it recognizes that saying "yes" while intoxicated may not be valid consent. Option A is incorrect as it's not about requiring a witness. Option B is too simplistic as consent is more than just the word "yes" in all contexts. Option D is wrong as "yes" under certain circumstances (like intoxication) may not be valid consent for avoiding a rape charge.

Answer:

C. saying "yes" to sexual activity does not constitute consent if the individual was intoxicated at the time.