Learning Objectives

Question 1

What is the definition of rape?

Answer 1

The penetration of any orifice by any body part or random object without consent

Question 2

What is natural rape?

Answer 2

The penetration of the vagina by any body part or random object without consent

Question 3

What is unnatural rape?

Answer 3

The penetration of the anus or mouth by any body part or random object without consent

Question 4

What is indecent A&B?

Answer 4

Intentional physical contact of a sexual nature without consent

Question 5

What are the trauma phases?

Answer 5

Immediate crisis
Outward adjustment
Re-triggering and resolution

Question 6

What is a Level 1 Sex Offender?

Answer 6

Low-risk to re-offend

Info is not available to the public

Question 7

What is a Level 2 Sex Offender?

Answer 7

Moderate-risk to re-offend

Info available to the public

Question 8

What is a Level 3 Sex Offender?

Answer 8

High-risk to re-offend

Info available to the public

Question 9

What does SANE stand for?

Answer 9

Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner

Question 10

What is the time limit for a SANE examination for victims 11 y/o and younger?

Answer 10

72 hours

Question 11

What is the time limit for a SANE examination for victims 12 y/o and older?

Answer 11

120 hours

Question 12

What is the First Complaint Witness?

Answer 12

The very first person the victims tells about a sexual assault

Question 13

What does SAIN stand for?

Answer 13

Sexual Assault Information Network

Question 14

What is SAIN?

Answer 14

Includes the forensic interviewer, victim witness advocate, pediatric nurse, SANE, DCF, police, and mental health counselors

Question 15

How long do you have to report as a Mandated Reporter?

Answer 15

Immediately orally via phone and within 48 hours written

Question 16

What is the age of consent for sex?

Answer 16

16 years old

Question 17

What is the age of consent for touching?

Answer 17

14 years old

Question 18

What are aggravating factors for rape?

Answer 18

Caused serious bodily injury or,
Was part of a joint enterprise or,
Occurred during the commission or attempted commission of any of these crimes;
Assault w/ deadly weapon
Unarmed/armed robbery
Kidnapping
Armed/unarmed B&E
B&E w/ intent to commit a felony

Question 19

What are aggravating factors for rape of a child under 16 y/o?

Answer 19

Same as aggravating factors for rape as well as the following;
Posing a child in a state of nudity or sexual conduct or,
The victim was given alcohol or drugs w/o consent or,
The crime was committed in a way that exposed the victim to an STD/STI

Question 20

What is statutory rape?

Answer 20

Natural or unnatural sex w/ victim under 16 y/o

Question 21

What are aggravating factors for statutory rape?

Answer 21

There is more than a 5 year age difference when victim is under 12 y/o or,
There is more than a 10 year age difference when victim is 12-16 y/o or,
The suspect was a mandated reporter