Liabilities

Question 1

Section 128(1)(a)

Answer 1

A person
Rapes
Another person

Question 2

Section 128(1)(b)

Answer 2

A person
Has unlawful sexual connection
With another person

Question 3

Section 129(2) assault with intent to commit sexual violation

Answer 3

A person
Assaults
Another person
With intent to commit sexual violation of the other person

Question 4

Section 132 sexual conduct with a child under 12

Answer 4

A person
(1) has sexual connection with a YP
(2) attempts to have sexual connection with a YP
(3) does an indecent act on a YP

Question 5

Section 135

Answer 5

A person
Indecently assaults
Another person

Question 6

Rape

Answer 6

*penetration-Introduction to the slightest degree
*genitalia
*consent

Question 7

sexual connection

Answer 7

-Connection effected by the introduction into the genetalia or anus
ii-a part of the body of another parson
ii- an object held or manipulated -Mouth or you he and a part of another persons genitalia or anus

Question 8

R v Koroheke

Answer 8

The genitalia comprise the reproduction organs, interior and exterior. They include the villa and labia both interior and exterior at the opening of the vagina

Question 9

R v Cox

Answer 9

Consent but be full, voluntary, free and informed. Freely and voluntarily given by a person in a position to form rational judgement

Question 10

R v Gutuama

Answer 10

Under the objective test the crown must prove that “no reasonable person in the accused shoes could have thought that the complainant was consenting”

Question 11

R v forest and forest

Answer 11

The best evidence possible in the circumstances should be adduced by the prosecution in proof of the victims age

Question 12

R v Court

Answer 12

Indecent means conduct that right thinking people will consider an affront to the sexual modesty of the complainant

Question 13

R v Dunn

Answer 13

Indecency must be judged in the light of the time, place and circumstances. It must be something more than trifling and be sufficient to “warrant the sanction of the law”

Question 14

Defences to charge under section 134

Answer 14

-before the time of the act concerned, he or she had taken reasonable steps to find out whether the YP was of or over the age of 16 years AND
-at the time of the act concerned, he or she believed on RG the person was over 16 and the YP consented

Question 15

Section 132(1)

Answer 15

A person
Has sexual connection
With a child (person under 12)

Question 16

Section 132(2)

Answer 16

A person
Attempts to have sexual connection
With a child

Question 17

Section 132(3)

Answer 17

A person
Does an indecent act
On a child

Question 18

Section 134(1)

Answer 18

A person
Has sexual connection
With a young person (person under 16)

Question 19

Section 134(2)

Answer 19

A person
Attempts to have sexual connection
With a young person

Question 20

Section 134(3)

Answer 20

A person
Does an indecent act
With a young person

Question 21

Section 135

Answer 21

A person
Indecently assaults
Another person

Question 22

R v Leeson

Answer 22

An assault accompanied with circumstances of indecency

Question 23

Attempts

Answer 23

Intend to commit the offence
Take a real and substantial step towards achieving that aim

Question 24

Proving consent

Answer 24

-the victim did not consent
-the victims consent was not valid
-the defendant did not believe in reasonable grounds that the victim was consenting

Question 25

Consent

Answer 25

A persons conscious and voluntary agreement to something desired or proposed