Statutory rape

Statutory rape is a Class 2 Felony, defined as having sexual relations with a minor who is below the age of consent.

State by State

Different states have different laws concerning scenarios where two minors are present.

State by state laws
Alabama	First Degree Rape: Offenders over 16 engaging in intercourse with persons under 12. Second Degree Rape: Offenders under 16 engaging in intercourse with persons more than 2 years younger and between 12 and 16.
Alaska	First Degree Sexual Abuse of a Minor: Offenders 16 or older engaging in intercourse with persons under 13. Second Degree Sexual Abuse of a Minor: Offenders 16 or older engaging in intercourse with persons at least 3 years younger between 13-15. Fourth Degree Sexual Abuse of a Minor: Offenders under 16 engaging in intercourse with persons under 13 and at least 3 years younger.
Arizona	Sexual Conduct with a Minor: Offenders enganging in intercourse with a minor (varying sentences depending on age).
Arkansas	Rape: Offenders engaging in intercourse with persons under age 14 and at least 3 years younger. Fourth Degree Sexual Assault: Offenders over age 20 engaging in intercourse with persons under age 16.
California	Misdemeanor: Offenders having intercourse with persons under 18 and no more than 3 years younger. Felony: Offenders engaging in intercourse with persons under 18 and more than 3 years younger.
Colorado	Sexual Assault: Offenders having intercourse with persons under age 15 and at least 4 years younger; or, offenders having intercourse with person 15-17 and at least 10 years younger.
Connecticut	First Degree Sexual Assault: Offenders having intercourse with persons under age 13 and at least 2 years younger. Second Degree Sexual Assault: Offenders having intercourse with person age 13-16 and at least 2 years younger.
Delaware	First Degree Rape: Offenders 18 and over engaging in intercourse with persons under age 12. Third Degree Rape: Offenders having intercourse with persons under age 16 and at least 10 years younger or offenders having intercourse with person under age 14 and at least 19 years younger. Fourth Degree Rape: Offenders having intercourse with persons under 16 or offenders having intercourse with persons under 18 and at least 30 years younger.
Florida	Unlawful Sexual Activity with a Minor: Offenders at least 24 engaging in intercourse with persons 16 or 17.
Georgia	Statutory Rape: Offenders engaging in intercourse with persons under age 16 (various sentences depending on ages).
Hawaii	First Degree Sexual Assault: Offenders engaging in sexual intercourse with persons under age 14 or offenders engaging in sexual intercourse with persons age 14-16 and at least 5 years younger.
Idaho	Rape: Offenders engaging in sexual intercourse with females under age 18.
Illinois	Aggravated Sexual Assault: Offenders under age 17 engaging in intercourse with persons under age 9. Predatory Sexual Assault: Offenders 17 and older engaging in intercourse with persons under age 13. Criminal Sexual Abuse: Offenders under 17 engaging in intercourse with persons 9-17 or offenders engaging in intercourse with persons no more than 5 years younger between 13-17. Aggravated Criminal Assault: Offenders engaging in intercourse with persons at least 5 years younger between 13-17.
Indiana	Child Molestation: Sexual intercourse with a child under age 14. Sexual Misconduct with a Minor: Offenders at least 18 engaging in intercourse with persons 14-16.
Iowa	Third Degree Sexual Abuse: Offenders engaging in sexual intercourse with a non-spouse age 12-13 or age 14-15 and at least 5 years younger.

See also

• NAMBLA