Sexual Behavior

Question 1

Unlawful sexual behavior is based upon what

Answer 1

1. penetration (by: mouth, tongue, penis)
2. intrusion (any other method than those listed above)
3. touching (Contact)

Question 2

Intimate parts definition

Answer 2

1. external
2. genitalia
3. pubes
4. perineum
5. breast of any person
6. anus, buttocks

Question 3

Physical helplessness

Answer 3

1. unconscious
2. asleep
3. otherwise unable to indicate a willingness to act

Question 4

Position of trust

Answer 4

1. parent
2. guardian
3. any person charged with duty or responsibility of a child

Question 5

sexual intrusion

Answer 5

1. any intrusion by any object or any parts of a person’s body
2. except the mouth, tongue or penis

Question 6

sexual penetration

Answer 6

1. is sexual intercourse
2. cunnilingus
3. fellatio
4. anal intercourse

Question 7

what are the subparts to sexual assault?

Answer 7

1. physical helplessness
2. treatment or examination
3. detention facility/hospital/other institution
4. age of offender and victim
5. erroneous belief
6. incapacity
7. drugging
8. threat of future retaliation
9. threat of death/injury/pain/kidnapping
   10 sexual assault: Force

Question 8

Sexual Assault

Answer 8

1. Knowingly sexual penetration or intrusion
2. the actor causes submission of the victim by means of sufficient consequences
3. to cause submission against the victim’s will

Question 9

Sexual assault Force

Answer 9

1. knowingly used force or physically violence
2. to cause victims submission

Question 10

Sexual assault threats of death/injury/pain/kidnap

Answer 10

1. knowingly
2. threatened victim with imminent death, SBI, extreme pain or kidnapping
3. Victim believed the offender had present ability to carry out threat

Question 11

Threat of future retaliation

Answer 11

1. knowingly
2. threatened to retaliate in the future
3. against victim or another
4. in order to cause victim’s submission
5. victim believed offender had present ability to carry out threat

Question 12

Drugging the victim

Answer 12

1. Knowingly
2. gave the victim
3. drug or intoxicant, or other means
4. in order to cause victims submission
5. without consent

Question 13

incapacity

Answer 13

1. offender knew
2. that the victim could not appraise the nature of the victim’s conduct

Question 14

erroneous belief

Answer 14

1. offender knew
2. the victim could not appraise the nature
3. of the victims conduct

Question 15

Age of the offender and the victim**

Answer 15

1. victim less than 15
2. offender was at least 4 years older than victim
3. offender is not the spouse of victim

Question 16

Age of the offender and victim continued

Answer 16

1. victim was at least 15 but less than 17
2. the offender was at least 10 years
3. offender is not the spouse of the victim

Question 17

is the age of the offender and victim for sexual assault a strict liability law?

Answer 17

yes

Question 18

Detention facility/Hospital/ Other institution

Answer 18

1. Offender in Position of Authority
2. victim detained or in custody
3. offender used his position of authority
4. to coerce the victim to submit

Question 19

treatment or examination

Answer 19

1. offender knowingly
2. examined or treated victim
3. in a manner substantially inconsistent with reasonable medical practice
4. for other than bona fide medial purpose

Question 20

Physical helplessness

Answer 20

1. offender knew the victim was helpless
2. and the victim did not consent

Question 21

what are the subparts to Unlawful Sexual contact

Answer 21

1. nonconsensual
2. incapacity
3. helplessness
4. drugging
5. detention facility
6. treatment or examination
7. observations involving children with others

Question 22

unlawful sexual contact**

Answer 22

1. Offender Knowingly
2. contacted (touched)
3. Does NOT have to be skin to skin

Question 23

sexual assault on a child

Answer 23

1. The touching of the intimate parts of a child
2. Knowingly
3. Subjected to sexual contact
4. less than 15 years old
5. not the offenders spouse
6. at least 4 years older than child

Question 24

Sexual assault on a child by one in a position of trust

Answer 24

1. Offender was in position of trust
2. knowingly
3. subjected to sexual contact
4. a child less than 18
5. who was not the offender’s spouse

Question 25

Is there an affirmative defense if the child was at least 15 years old and the offender reasonably believed the child to be 18 or older?

Answer 25

yes

Question 26

T/F
There is no Defense if the child is under 15

Answer 26

True
strict liability

Question 27

internet sexual exploitation of a child

Answer 27

1. knowingly (demand request insistently), invites, or entices
2. Through communication network or system
3. believes to be under 15
4. and at least 4 years younger
5. expose or touch the person, own or another person’s intimate parts
6. observe the actor’s intimate parts

Question 28

Sexual assault on a client by psychotherapist

Answer 28

1. Knowingly
2. inflicted sexual pentation or intrusion
3. can occur by therapeutic deception
4. offender was a psychotherapist

Question 28

sexual assault of a client

Answer 28

1. Knowingly
2. inflicted sexual contact on the victim
3. can occur by therapeutic deception
4. offender is a psychotherapist

Question 29

invasion of privacy for sexual gratification

Answer 29

1. Knowingly
2. observes or takes photos
3. of a person’s intimate parts
4. without consent where person had a reasonable expectation of privacy
5. for purpose of sexual gratification

Question 30

invasion of privacy for sexual gratification Continued

Answer 30

1. observes or takes photos
2. of the intimate parts of a person
3. under the age of 15 years
4. This does not apply if the defendant is less than 4 years older
5. than the person observed or photographed

Question 31

6

Answer 31

1. Offender
2. Knowingly
3. engages in sexual contact, sexual intrusion, or penetration