J.K. Rowling's claim that South Australian rape victims could be forced to address their male attackers with female pronouns are unfounded, the state's legal fraternity says.
The Harry Potter author sparked a social media furore with her response to a note issued to SA legal practitioners by Chief Justice Chris Kourakis about the pronunciation of names and gender pronouns.
The practice note outlined the methods in which a legal practitioner could let the court know how a participant would like their name to be pronounced or what pronouns they prefer.