Sexual Offences Flashcards

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Sexual violation by rape definition

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Requires penetration by the penis of the complainants genitalia without consent

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Sexual violation by unlawful sexual connection definition

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Penetration of persons genitalia or anus by park of another persons body

Penetration of person genetalia or anus by objects held or manipulated by another person

Touching of genetalia or anus by persons mouth or tongue

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Penetration definition

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Introduction to the slightest degree is enough to effect a connection

Proven by:

  • complainants evidence
  • medical examination
  • defendants admissions
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4
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Consent in sexual violation:

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Consent is a persons conscious and voluntary agreement to something desired proposed by another

Crown must prove

  • complainant did not consent
  • offender did not believe there was consent
  • if did believe, belief was unreasonable
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Matters that do not constitute consent defence:

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Lack of protest or physical resistance

Forces or threatened

Fearful

Asleep or onconcious

Mental impairment

Affected by alcohol

Mistaken identity

Mistaken as to nature or quality of the act

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Indecent assault definition

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Deliberate assault on someone in circumstances which right thinking members of the community would regard as indecent

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Sexual violation by rape liability

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s128(1)(a) CA

A person

Rapes

Another person

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Sexual violation by unlawful sexual connection liability

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s128(1)(b)

A person

Has unlawful sexual connection

With another person

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Sexual conduction with a child under 12 liability

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s 132 (a,b,c)

A person

A has sexual connection woth

B attempts to have sexual connection with

C does an indecent act on

A child

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Sexual conduct with a young person liability

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s 134 (a b c )

A person

A has sexual connection with

B attempts to have sexual connection with

C does an indecent act on

A young person

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Indecent assault liability

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s135

A person

Indecently assaults

Another person

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Sexual violation definition

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Non consensual sexual connection with another person, by:

A rape

B unlawful sexual connection

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Genitalia definition

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Inclides oenis or testes of a male and vagina and bulbs of a female

Includes any surgically constructed or deconstructed organ analogous to naturally occurring genitalia

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14
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R v Koroheke

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The genitalia comprise the reproductive organism interior exterior include labia and bulbs at opening of the vagina

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R v Cox

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Consent must be full voluntary free and informed but a person in an position to form rational judgement

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16
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R v Gutuama

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No reasonable person in the accused shoes could have thought the complainant was consenting

17
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Actus reus and men’s rea for an attempt?

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Intent to commit the offence

Take a real and substantiated step towards achieving that aim

18
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R v Collister

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Circumstantial evidence from which the offenders intent can be inferred

Actions words before during after

Nature of the act

Surrounding circumstances

19
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R v Harpur

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Attempts

Conducted viewed cumulatively up to the point where the conduct stops.

20
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Consent of a child

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Is no defence

Case law r v Cox

a child cannot consent to sexual activity

21
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s 132(4)

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Mistake as to age is no defence for sexual conduct with a child

22
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R v Court

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Indecency means conduct that right thinking people would consider an affront to the sexual modesty of the complainant

23
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What is the objective test for indecency?

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As per r v Dunn

Judges in light of time place circumstance

Must be more than trifling and sufficient to warrant the sanction of the law

24
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s 134A?

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Is a defence to a charge under s134

Must prove that:

Took reasonable steps to a certain YP age

At the time RGTB YP was over 16

The YP consented