A Lincoln, Nebraska judge handed down an order that the 21-year-old university student whose experience included being given drugs and having sex against her will could not call what happened to her rape, describe herself as a victim, refer to the man who drugged and had sex with her against her will as a rapist, or refer to the incident as a sexual assault.

This judge is not alone, and rulings like this are a trend in the nation's courtrooms.

Still, not all judges or law professors agree with the order: