Sexual Jurisprudence

Question 1

impotence VS sterile

Answer 1

IMPOTENCE:- inability of a person to perform sexual intercourse

Sterile:- inability of male to beget children and female inability to conceive children

A person can be impotent with being sterile and sterile without being impotent and BOTH may COEXIST

Question 2

Frigidity

Answer 2

Inability to initiate or mantain the sexual arousal pattern in the female

Question 3

Premature ejaculation

Answer 3

Ejaculation which immediately before or immediately after penetration

Question 4

Sexual dysfunction

Answer 4

Impairment either in the desire for sexual gratification or ability to achieve sexual gratification

Question 5

Legal issues related to impotency and sterility

Answer 5

(A) civil :- (1) voidable marriage (2) adultery (3) disputed paternity and legitimacy (4) claims for loss of sexual function as result of assualt and accident

(B) Criminal :- (1) rape (2) unnatural offences where impotency certificate is pleaded as defence

Question 6

Mc cune Albright syndrome

Answer 6

Sexual organs may show advance development as compared to the body as a whole

In gonadal and adrenal tumours sexual show advance development than body as whole