Legal Question in Criminal Law in New York

sexual intercourse without consent

During the time a person claims she can't remember what happened, but initated sexual contact, and the other member did not go through with the act as far as actual penetration or vaginal contact by no means is this considered sexual intercourse without consent, basised on the accusers statement of the incident? Why would a victim no get immediate help if they thought they hadn sexually assalted, and still continue the talk to the accusor or attend a party for the accusor? What could be a lessor plea agreement to 3rd Degree Felony charge of Sexual Intercousre without consent?


Asked on 11/06/06, 10:07 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Carlos Gonzalez Gonzalez Legal Associates PLLC

Re: sexual intercourse without consent

It sounds like you may have some genuine defenses. Overall the age of the person, and yorusel, comes into play as well as what the full set of facts are.

The fact that a person did not seek immediate medical assistance is not dispositive of any injury, but could be used at trial to some degree.

you should ensure you have adequate representation on this case. Feel free to contact my office on this matter. 2127098303

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Answered on 11/06/06, 9:48 pm


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