Sexual Offences Flashcards
What are the elements for Indecent exposure?
In a public place.
OR
Within view of a public place.
OR
Intentionally.
Obscenely.
Exposes any part of his or her genitals.
What is the maximum penalty for indecent exposure?
3 months imprisonment.
What Act and section is indecent exposure from?
Summary offences Act 1981, section 27(1)
What is In a public place proven by?
In a public place.
What is within view of a public place proven by?
Within view of a public place.
What is intentionally proven by?
The act of exposure is deliberate, voluntary, and not by accident.
What is obscenely proven by?
The act offends reasonable contemporary standards of propriety that a reasonable observer would regard it with loathing, disgust, and revulsion.
What is exposes any part of his or her genitals proven by?
The penis and testes of a male and the vulva and vagina of a female are exposed.
What are the elements for INDECENT ACT IN A PUBLIC PLACE?
Wilfully does.
Any indecent Act.
In any place to which the public have or permitted to have access.
OR
Within view of any place to which the public have or are permitted to have access.
What is the Act and section of Indecent act in a public place?
Crimes act 1961, section 125(1)
What is the maximum penalty for Indecent act in a public place?
2 years imprisonment.
What is wilfully proven by?
Deliberate or voluntary and not accidental.
What does any indecent act proven by?
An indecent act is an act that does not conform with generally accepted standards or behavior, especially in relation to sexual matters.
What are the offences for Indecent assault?
Indecently.
Assaults.
Another person.
What is the Act and section for Indecent assault?
Crimes Act 1961,section 135.
What is the maximum penalty for Indecent assault?
7 years.
What is indeccently proven by?
The word indecent means not conforming with the generally accepted standards of behavior, especially in relation to sexual matters.
What is assaults proven by?
Assaults is the Act of intentionally applying force or attempting to apply force to another person directly or indirectly or threatening by any act or gesture to apply such force to the other person of another, if the person making the threat has or causes the other to believe on reasonable grounds they have the present ability to affect his purpose.
What is another person proven by?
It has to be another person other than the suspect.
