Question.1629 - Should the intent or motive behind Lewiston's conduct be considered when deciding sexual harassment activities? Explain.
Answer Below:
In case of sexual harassment, the impact on the victim is given precedence over the intent and motive of the perpetrator. Regardless of the intent and loneliness of Lewiston, his actions created a negative impact on Gilbury. She suffered emotional and mental trauma and felt highly uncomfortable. Despite of rejecting the multiple advances of Lewiston, he continued breaching the personal space of Gilbury. His intent cannot excuse him of the consequences of creating a sexually hostile environment.More Articles From LAW
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