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Old Jul 28, 2007, 10:07 am   #3 (permalink) (top)
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Well, something as small as a difference in the age of consent could greatly alter the number of sex crimes. Also whether they prosecute for 18 year olds with 16 year olds.

I didn't mean any place in Western Europe would be lenient on anything the majority of the world considers a sex crime. But here the list of what is considered a sex crime seems to keep growing.

Recently, a prosecutor tried to charge a 12 and 13 year old for consensual sex, but the judge ruled on the female that she could not be both a perp and a victim. The boy had pled out so he has a sex charge on his record now, and those aren't sealed for juveniles.

We have a 17 year old that received oral sex from a 15 year old. He is in for ten years. Under GA statutes, intercourse would have been less of a penalty.


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