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5. Rape “Minor” Violations ContactRegistration Aggravating Factors 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Defining the Problem

6. Sexual penetration without this from both parties legally meets the statute of rape.

7. consent

8. A person cannot consent if he/she is in this state of mental capacity.

9. Mentally defective or incapacitated

10. This is one of the three classifications for statutory rape.

11. Mitigated statutory rape, statutory rape, or aggravated statutory rape

12. Sexual penetration completed by utilizing this or the threat of this is legally defined as rape.

13. Physical force

14. Threat of kidnapping, extortion, force or violence is considered to be this and when used against a person to complete sexual penetration against their will makes that penetration rape.

15. Coercion

16. The unlawful sexual penetration of a victim who is at least fifteen (15) but less than eighteen (18) years of age and the defendant is at least four (4) but not more than five (5) years older than the victim is defined by state law as this.

17. Mitigated Statutory Rape

18. This is the crime committed when unlawful sexual contact occurs between an offender and victim between the ages of 13 and 18.

19. Sexual battery by an authority figure

20. Unlawful sexual contact of victims less than 13 years of age is defined by the state of Tennessee as this crime.

21. Aggravated sexual battery

22. The unlawful penetration of a victim who is at least thirteen(13) but less than fifteen (15) years of age and the defendant is at least four (4) years but less than ten (10) years older than the victim OR when the victim is at least fifteen (15) but less than eighteen (18) years of age and the defendant is more than five (5) but less than ten (10) years older than the victim is considered to be this type of rape.

23. Statutory Rape

24. Sexual penetration of a victim by the defendant when the victim is at least thirteen (13) but less than eighteen (18) years of age and the defendant is at least ten (10) years older than the victim.

25. Aggravated statutory rape

26. The person alleged to have been subjected to criminal sexual conduct and can include the spouse of the defendant is this.

27. The victim

28. Touching of victim’s intimate parts or clothing covering intimate parts with intent is considered to be this.

29. Sexual contact

30. Genital area, groin, inner thigh, buttock, or breast are considered to be these.

31. Intimate parts

32. A person who is asleep, unconscious, or physically or verbally unable meets this definition.

33. Physically helpless

34. Cut, abrasion, bruise, burn, disfigurement, physical pain, and temporary illness or impairment, including mental faculty, but not emotional distress are all examples of this term.

35. Bodily injury

36. If the defendant commits unlawful sexual contact through the use of a weapon, it is defined by the state of Tennessee as being this criminal act.

37. Aggravated Sexual Battery

38. This is the crime that occurs when a defendant has unlawful sexual contact with a person through the aid of one or more addition people.

39. Aggravated Sexual Battery

40. Sexual contact that is committed through the utilization of fraud is defined in Tennessee statutes as this.

41. Sexual batter

42. The following is an example of what type of crime: Sexual contact between two people where one person has a “buzz” due to drinking alcohol.

43. This is not a crime. In order to be a crime, the victim has to be mentally incapacitated.

44. The following is an example of this: A woman who is mentally deficient due to mental retardation has sexual conduct through the actions of a male in a position of trust.

45. Sexual battery

46. Any person who has been convicted in this state of committing a non-violent sexual offense is labeled as this.

47. Sexual offender

48. This type of offender is required to register on offender registries for life.

49. Violent sexual offender

50. Sexual offenders are required to register for at least this length of time.

51. 10 years

52. If sexual offender has not been convicted of any additional sexual offenses during the ten year period, and has substantially complied with the registration requirements this shall occur.

53. The TBI shall remove the offender’s name from the Sex Offender Registry and shall notify the offender that he/she is no longer required to register.

54. Name two of the three types of information that both sexual offenders and violent sexual offenders are required to report in person if changed between reporting dates.

55. Their address, employment status, or school information between reporting dates

56. In a statutory rape, if the defendant is at least this many years older than the victim, it is considered aggravated statutory rape.

57. 10 years

58. This crime occurs when there is unlawful sexual penetration combined with a mentally deficient victim and the defendant being aided or abetted by one or more other people.

59. Aggravated Rape

60. If a victim is under this age, the act of sexual battery becomes aggravated sexual battery regardless of any other circumstances.

61. 13

62. If there is more than one of these that make a rape possible while force or coercion is being utilized, the act is now considered aggravated rape.

63. Offenders or defendants

64. If this is inflicted on a victim through the perpetration of a rape, the rape is now considered by state law to be aggravated rape.

65. Bodily injury

66. Make your wager

67. For defendants of these crimes, an HIV Test will be conducted by licensed medical laboratory, and results given to victim immediately. If an assailant tests HIV+, this may be considered an enhancement factor during sentencing.

68. Aggravated Rape, Rape, Statutory Rape, or Rape of a Child