Sexual Offences

Question 0

For rape can it be a reconstructed penis?

Answer 0

Yes

Question 1

What is the definition of rape?

Answer 1

Intentionally penetrates with a penis someone’s mouth, anus, or vagina without consent

Question 2

What is the definition of assault by penetration?

Answer 2

Intentionally penetrates sexually with anything another persons anus or vagina without consent

Question 3

What is the definition of sexual assault?

Answer 3

Intentionally sexually touches another person without consent and the suspect has intent for sexual gratification

Question 4

Does sexual assault have to be skin to skin contact?

Answer 4

No it can be through clothing

Question 5

Who can arrest for sexual offences?

Answer 5

Constables and members of the public

Question 6

What is the definition of exposure?

Answer 6

Intentionally exposes genitals and intends that someone will see them and be caused alarm or distress

Question 7

For exposure does someone have to be alarmed or distressed?

Answer 7

No as long as there is intent

Question 8

What is the consent in relation to sexual offences?

Answer 8

The person agrees by choice and has freedom and capacity to make decision

Question 9

What are the defences to consent?

Answer 9

Ignorance, mental state, violent, asleep, communication, drink, drugs

Question 10

What is the definition of inciting a child?

Answer 10

Person over 18 intentionally caused a child to engage in a sexual act

Question 11

What is the definition of outraging public decency?

Answer 11

An act which is capable of being seen by 2 or more people of a lewd/disgusting/obscene nature by behaving in an indecent manner

Question 12

Where must public decency have taken place?

Answer 12

Real possibility that members of the public may witness it

Question 13

For public decency what is an act?

Answer 13

Does not have to be a physical act of doing something, nor sexual, can include publications, signs or objects