Exam 11: Criminal Sexual Conduct, Assault and Battery, Kidnapping, and False Imprisonment

______ involves the compulsion of another to participate in a sexual act without consent, or through threat or coercion, or by placing another person in fear of imminent bodily injury.

Which case was the first to recognize the objective test that recognizes it is a defense to rape that a defendant honestly and reasonably believed that the rape victim consented?

What type of battery is punished more severely than other types of assaults and batteries?

Legislation that provides that a person "who initially consents to sexual penetration or sexual conduct is not deemed to have consented to any sexual penetration or sexual conduct that occurs after he or she withdraws consent during the course of that sexual penetration or conduct" is referring to what concept?

False imprisonment requires movement.

A woman consented to treatment for menstrual cramps by a doctor. He began treatment by inserting a metal instrument. Minutes later he removed the metal instrument and, without consent, inserted his sexual organ. This is an example of which of the following?

All of the following are considerations upon which statutory rape is based EXCEPT ______.

In states that do not recognize ______, rape is a strict liability offense where the defendant is liable regardless of the reasonableness of his belief concerning consent.

No jurisdictions have adopted gender neutral statutes that provide that men as well as women may be the perpetrators or victims of rape.

______ rape requires serious bodily injury or death or the use of threat to use a deadly weapon or repeated rape.

The central issue of ______ is the extent of movement from one place to another.

______ occurs when a rape is committed by a perpetrator who is known to the victim.

What allows countries that have signed the treaty to prosecute an offender who has taken hostages or send the offender to a nation claiming the right to prosecute the offender?

False imprisonment is a crime that punishes interference with the freedom and liberty of the individual.

A number of states and the federal government have passed laws to combat the new crime of cyberstalking.

The objective test requires what kind of conduct to demonstrate that the victim's nonconsensual reactions were capable of being reasonably, but mistakenly, interpreted by the assailant as indicating consent?

Lisa's doctor has informed her that there is a new cure for menstrual cramps. For the cure to work, the doctor must inject the serum into an anonymous donor who she will have sex with. The doctor ordered Marge to meet the donor in a nearby hotel the next day and he would make sure that the procedure was completed. Marge did as she was told, had sex with the donor, and later found out that she had not been cured, nor was there ever a cure to begin with. Marge claims that she was raped. Was Marge raped? Why or why not?

Assault and battery are a single crime and are not separate offenses.

What is the difference between stalking and cyberstalking?

What is statutory rape?