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The question was asked yesterday (don't remember seeing it answered, so ignore if it was) regarding the difference between rape and forcible rape,

Posted by Stephen (aka Sceire) Aug 21 '12, 10:59

here's an example of the "legal" difference.

Client charged with statutory rape. Also charged with rape by force because after the act commenced she said "no" he asked "you sure?" and then ended the act. That "you sure?" bought our client an extra, and far more serious charge.

(two young kids dating...)

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So if he hadn't said "Your sure?" the rape charge would have been reduced? - amoxy Aug 21, 11:01 2
- sure - if he'd just stopped as soon as she said no, it might not have been construed as forcible ... -- nm - Beryllium Aug 21, 11:02
- If he had simply pulled out there'd be no forceable rape charge. - Stephen Aug 21, 11:02

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The question was asked yesterday (don't remember seeing it answered, so ignore if it was) regarding the difference between rape and forcible rape,

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