Obviously the reason that #1 exists is because the systems meant to help victims of crime treated sexual assault victims as liars and people somehow deserving of their victimization, hence an overreaction.
However regarding statement Women are just as capable of lying as men, I suppose this is true but I also wonder if there aren't particular crimes that have different levels of lying about than others, and different types of lies. For example a companies office gets burglarized, an expensive ring was in the office but was not stolen. I would expect this to be a temptation to lie and say it was stolen, because it gives a benefit and who does it hurt, the insurance company whom everyone hates or the burglars who you would like to hurt at the moment.
The question to me is what is the rate of lying that people would want to do about about sexual assault. My gut feeling is not that much, but of course it's a charged subject so I bet nobody is really researching it and able to tell us what the rate actually is.
on edit: clarifying that the word overreaction is used under the supposition that the application of #1 if it results in a false statement being believed then that is an 'overreaction'