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| Anal, Vaginal, or oral penetration by force or threat of force |
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| The crime in most states that includes the crime of rape, as well, as other lesser degrees of assault |
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| Physical Evidence or witness testimony other than from the victim that supports the claim that a crime occurred. |
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| Laws passed by many states to limit the extent to which defense attorney in a rape case can inquire into the victims past sexual life. |
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| Sexual Intercourse with a minor female under a certain age, usually 18. Consent and generally mistake as to age are not defenses to this crime |
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| Sexual relations between persons related |
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| Laws passed in many states requiring convicted sex offenders to register with a state or local registration office. Named after a young girl killed by a convicted sex offender. |
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| Providing sex for money or other value |
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| Procuring, promoting, and pimping |
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| Actions taken to provide services of a prostitute |
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| Movies, pictures, or drawings that depict children in explicit sexual relations. Unlike adult pornography, child pornography need not be obscene to be criminal. |
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| Movies, Pictures, writings and other expressions that are intended to arouse sexual incitement and have no artistic merit or redeeming social value |
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| Unwelcome sexual advances, with or without physical contact; in; the workspace, creation of a " hostile enviorment." such a beliting or embarrassing an employee or co=worker who has refused sexual advances, can be sexual harassment. |
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| Forcibly taking possession of a motor vehicle in the possession of another against his or her will with intent either to permanently or temporarily deprive the person of possession |
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| Robbery of persons inhabiting a dwelling |
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| Obtaining property by threats of future harm. Differs from robbery in that robbery requires threat of immediate harm. |
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| Offering a gift or payment to another with the specific intent to obtain some unlawful particular quid pro quo for the gift of payment |
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| Unlawful entry into the premises of another with intent to steal or commit a felony. Two hundred years ago in England, an illegal entry into the home of another by force and at night was punishable by death if the entry was done to steal or commit a felony. |
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