Sexual liabilities

Question 1

Sexual violation by rape

Answer 1

Crimes Act 1961, Section 128(1)(a)

• A person
• Rapes
• Another person

Question 2

Sexual violation by unlawful sexual connection

Answer 2

Crimes Act 1961, Section 128(1)(b)

• A person
• Has unlawful sexual connection
• With another person

Question 3

Assault with intent to commit sexual violation

Answer 3

Crimes Act 1961, Section 129(2)

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

Question 4

Sexual conduct with a child under 12

Answer 4

Crimes Act 1961, Section 132

• A person
• (1) Has sexual connection with a child
• (2) Attempts to have sexual connection with a child
• (3) Does an indecent act on a child

Question 5

Sexual conduct with a young person under 16

Answer 5

Crimes Act 1961, Section 134

• A person
• (1) Has sexual connection with a young person
• (2) Attempts to have sexual connection with a young person
• (3) Does an indecent act on a young person

Question 6

Indecent assault

Answer 6

Crimes Act 1961, Section 135

• A person
• Indecently assaults
• Another person

Question 7

Sexual conduct with a dependant family member

Answer 7

Crimes Act 1961, Section 131

• A person
• (1) Has sexual connection with
• (2) Attempts to have sexual connection with
• (3) Does an indecent act on
• A dependant family member under the age of 18 years

Question 8

Incest

Answer 8

Crimes Act 1961, Section 130

• A person
• Has sexual connection with
• A parent OR child OR sibling OR half-sibling OR grandparent OR grandchild; and
• The person charged knows of the relationship

Question 9

Meeting young person following sexual grooming

Answer 9

Crimes act 1961, Section 131B

• A person
• (a) having met or communicated with a person under the age of 16 years (the young person) on an earlier occasion, he or she takes one of the following actions:
• (i) intentionally meets the young person;
• (ii) travels with the intention of meeting the young person;
• (iii) arranges for or persuades the young person to travel with the intention of meeting him or her; and
• (b) at the time of taking the action, he or she intends-
• (i) to take in respect of the young person an action that, if taken in New Zealand, would be an offence against this Part; or
• (ii) that the young person should do on him or her an act the doing of which would, if he or she permitted it to be done in New Zealand, be an offence against this Part on his or her part.

Question 10

Sexual exploitation of person with significant impairment

Answer 10

Crimes Act 1961, Section 138

• A person
• (1) has exploitative sexual connection with
• (2) attempts to have exploitative sexual connection with
• (4) exploitatively does an indecent act on
• A person with a significant impairment