Sexual offences Flashcards
define Sexual offences
Sexual offences are acts of sexual intercourse with a second person or an animal to obtain sexual gratification.
types of SEXUAL OFFENCES
1-Natural sexual offences 2-Unnatural sexual offences
I- Natural sexual offences types
-Rape -Incest
Rape is
the unlawful sexual intercourse with a female without her consent
Incest is
sexual intercourse by a man with a woman whose their degree of blood relationship prohibits their marriage e.g. mother, daughter, sister or grand-daughter.
Unlawful Means
outside the marriage bond . A husband cannot be charged with rape against his wife even if the act is by force against her will as she cannot retract the implied consent at the time of marriage .
Sexual intercourse means
the slightest degree of penetration of the vulva by the penis with or without emission of the semen .
Without her consent means
against her will .
Unnatural sexual offences
1-Sodomy : Male homosexuality
2-Tribadism: Female homosexuality.
3-Bestiality: with animals
4-Necrophilia. with dead
5-Sadism: Infliction of pain on partner for sexual gratification.
6-Masochism: sex enjoyment by receiving pain.
7-Buccal coitus: intercourse through the mouth.
8-Sexual asphyxia : induce hypoxia to feel pleasure .
Conditions of consent
She must not be
1- under the age of 18 years.
2-mentally retarded.
3-under anesthesia or asleep.
4-under the effect of drugs.
5-under fear, violence or physical and mental threats.
6-under fraud i.e. the male partner may impersonate the husband during sleep of the wife.
Signs of virginity:
*Hymen is intact.
*Posterior commissure is intact.
*Labia majora are firm, round and completely closing the vaginal orifice.
*Vagina is narrow with a rugose mucosa.
*Breasts are firm, hemispherical with small nipple and areola.
Indications of medicolegal examination for virginity:
In cases of
*Suspected virginity in newly married female.
*Suspected impotence.
*Alleged rape.
*Imperforate hymen.
Examination of the hymen:
The hymen is a thin membranous structure which partially closes the vaginal orifice in virgins.
Types of hymen:
*Semilunar (cresentic).
*Annular.
*Dentate.
*Fimbriate.
*Cribriform.
*Septate.
*Imperforate.
Medicolegal types of hymen:
*Fleshy dilatable H.
-no bleeding with first intercourse
*Dentate or Fimbriate H.
-Simulate torn hymen
*Imperforate H.
-No menses result in accumulation of menstrual bleeding