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Statutory Rape

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statutory rape
[stach′ətôr′ē]
Etymology: L, statuere, to place, rapere, to seize
(in law) sexual intercourse with a female below the age of consent, which varies from state to state. See also rape.

Statutory Rape
Sexual intercourse with a person who, as defined by the statutes of the jurisdiction, cannot legally give consent, usually because of being underage

statutory rape
Sexology Sexual intercourse with someone who, based on age–usually < 18, cannot legally consent to intercourse. See Assault, Date rape, Rape, Spousal rape.


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Lafrennie's lawyer, Jacqueline Dutton, under a plea agreement that also resulted in the dismissal of three additional counts of statutory rape against Mr.
Polanski pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of unlawful sex with a minor and statutory rape but skipped bail and for the past 32 years has lived, worked and been lauded in Europe.
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