It has recently come to light that Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah has been taking sexual assault cases reported to the school's Title IX office and referring them to the school's Honor Code office in order to investigate if the victims were breaking any of the school's behavioral codes at the time of the assault.
The Honor Code office has been keeping files on anything students say or do after reporting an assault as well as monitoring victims' criticism of BYU's handling of their cases.
Victims of sexual assault at BYU are being put on trial for reporting an assault. They are also being asked to prove their purity in order to report a crime. If women feel pressured, because of fear of recrimination, to not report sexual assaults, then BYU has a legal problem.