Yes, of course you can give conditional consent to sex - if you have sex and agree that the man should wear a condom and he takes it off and continues then it becomes rape
Then at the point when he removed the condom, she withdrew her consent.
She can't consent to the whole act, then change her mind afterwards.
In this case, she performed the act herself, she can't claim afterwards that she didn't want to.
MostWicked no - I am commenting the focus of the event was to make her a laughing stock and sexually humiliate her.
She humiliated herself. She was not falling down drunk. She chose to take part and she very actively participated.
tethersend In the example you gave, the woman was threatened into going along with sex. That is not consent.
GarlicJulyKit Your example is a business contract. It would be a civil case of breach of contract, not criminal. Maybe this girl should take out a civil case against the bar for breach of contract.
Isn't there a law you can't film someone without their consent?
No, not when you are in a public place.
I have seen the video. She didn't just consent, she was positively enthusiastic, including one man who seemed reluctant and took some persuading. She was definitely sober enough to consent and for everyone else participating, to believe that she was consenting. she certainly wasn't assaulted or under threat, she was having fun. May not be my or your idea of fun, but it would seem to be hers.