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| − | '''Rape''' is the crime of forcing a person into sexual intercourse against their will. Statutory rape is the crime of seducing a child. <ref>The various definitions of rape range from the broad (coercing an individual to engage in any sexual act) to the specific (forcing a woman to submit to sexual intercourse). [] </ref> | + | '''Rape''' is the crime of forcing a person into sexual intercourse against their will. Statutory rape is the crime of seducing a child. <ref>The various definitions of rape range from the broad (coercing an individual to engage in any sexual act) to the specific (forcing a woman to submit to sexual intercourse). [http://www.genesishealth.com/conditions/DetailedDisease/001625.aspx Rape and sexual assault] </ref> |
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Revision as of 12:13, June 2, 2007
Rape is the crime of forcing a person into sexual intercourse against their will. Statutory rape is the crime of seducing a child. [1]
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- ↑ The various definitions of rape range from the broad (coercing an individual to engage in any sexual act) to the specific (forcing a woman to submit to sexual intercourse). Rape and sexual assault