id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
cjgl-2692	Seamone, Evan R.; Traskey, David M.	Maximizing VA Benefits for Survivors of Military Sexual Trauma: A Practical Guide for Survivors and Their Advocates	2014	145	.pdf	application/pdf	62656	2756	51	537, 544 (2012) ([W]omen veterans who may have experienced some form of military sexual trauma may be unwilling to utilize VA services, for fear of encountering the same types of individuals who may have perpetrated the sexual trauma.). 1, 35-38 (2012) (proposing the liberalization of evidentiary standards for MST to permit corroboration based upon fear experienced by the assault, preservation of records developed in restricted reports of sexual assault, and VA-funded examinations of all claimants applying for MST benefits); Shingle, supra note 53, at 175 (recommending that VA MST evaluation standards must be changed in order to lessen the burden of proof for victims of MST); cf Olympia Duhart, PTSD and Women Warriors: Causes, Controls and a Congressional Cure, 18 CARDOzO J.L. & GENDER 327 (2012) (suggesting that elimination of the bar to women participating in combat operations will help to limit the experience of PTSD among women veterans).	cache/cjgl-2692.pdf	txt/cjgl-2692.txt