Sexual Assult

Question 1

what is the definition of rape

Answer 1

Penetration of the female sex organ with or without seminal emission

Question 2

what is sodomy

Answer 2

anal or oral sex between 2 people or a non-human animal

Question 3

what is sexual coercion

Answer 3

a person is coerced into participating in a sexual activity this is deemed as an offence of sexual coercion. Coercing into looking at a sexual image.

Question 4

what is sexual exposure

Answer 4

exposing genitals in a sexual manner with the intention that they will be seen for the purposes of- obtaining sexual gratification, humiliation or distress

Question 5

what is voyerism

Answer 5

installation of equipment for live viewing or recording with the intention of enabling viewing

Question 6

when is consent automatically withheld

Answer 6

consumption of alcohol
under 16
mental incapacity
where 3rd party has given consent

Question 7

what to take into account for examination

Answer 7

• Identify clinical evidence that supports the alleged acts have taken place
• Collect physical evidence to enable forensic scientists to confirm or refute the allegation
• Prophylaxis for pregnancy and STI
• Treat any new medical conditions or pre-existing conditions exacerbated by the incident
• Psychiatric support
• Always have a chaperone for intimate examinations
• Document and record

Question 8

where to find forensic samples

Answer 8

• DNA from fingers in vagina —up to 12 hours
• DNA from a penis —most likely to obtain a profile from the victim within the first 12 hours
• Fingernail scrapings —two days
• Oral (saliva and mouth swabs) —two days
• Lubricant from a condom —up to 30 hours
Ano-rectum —up to three days