..."she should be conscious of the impact clothing and the absence of it has on the men around her."

"Yes, she still has a right to change her mind but she had better be forceful about it, getting up and shouting, hitting if necessary but she created the enhanced risk in the first place since in an age of more casual sex, the male is assuming consent."

"Men, sorry to say, are also biologically more prone to violence."

With the first statement Havelock is saying women bear responsibility for a man's reaction to how she dresses, blaming the victim.  In the second he's saying that a woman had better use her outside voice when saying no, otherwise it's consent, again, blaming the victim.  In the third, he's saying men aren't responsible for rape because of biology, removing blame from the rapist.

It saddens me that he's an attorney, as his views on rape and which party bears 100% of the responsibility (hint: it's never the victim) are so very out of touch with society's.