She's not much of a looker, but if I were 15 I definitely would have layed that down.
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A common age of consent in Europe, for example.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ages_of_consent_in_Europe
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It's funny how you shift the goalposts to talk about legal definitions after harping on the semantics of "pedophilia" and "pedophiles" when those aren't even legal terms.
There's sex with the underaged, and there's sex with the non-underaged, so argue based on those instead of nitpicking for your own emotional satisfaction.
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"Let off"? You mean a suspended sentence? It generally depends on the severity of the assault I think, suspended sentences are possible in all classes unless it's aggravated sexual assault.
https://www.rapereliefshelter.bc.ca/...e-found-guilty
Stats are a little hard to come by but there's this:
http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/85-002-.../14699-eng.htmCriminal justice outcomes of sexual assault
Over a six‑year period between 2009 and 2014, sexual assault cases experienced attrition at all levels of the criminal justice system: an accused was identified in three in five (59%) sexual assault incidents reported by police; less than half (43%) of sexual assault incidents resulted in a charge being laid; of these, half (49%) proceeded to court; of which just over half (55%) led to a conviction; of which just over half (56%) were sentenced to custody.Note
Overall, one in five (21%) sexual assaults reported by police led to a completed court case within the six‑year reference period. This is compared with nearly double the proportion (39%) of physical assaults.
About 1 in 10 (12%) sexual assaults reported by police led to a criminal conviction, and 7% resulted in a custody sentence. This is compared with 23% and 8%, respectively, for physical assaults.
Three in five (60%) sexual assault charges recommended by police were changed to another offence type once in court; most were changed to other types of sexual offences, physical assault, or administration of justice‑related offences.
When compared with physical assaults, sexual assaults were far more prone to dropping out of the justice system between police and court: while three‑quarters (75%) of physical assaults proceeded to court after being charged by police, only half (49%) of sexual assaults did.
Of incidents retained in the justice system, sexual assaults were marginally less likely than physical assaults to result in conviction (55% versus 59%), but if convicted, were far more likely to result in a custody sentence (56% versus 36%). It may be suggested that the small proportion of sexual assaults that proceed to court are among the most serious in nature or have the greatest likelihood of conviction based on available evidence, which may explain why conviction rates are similar and sentencing outcomes are harsher when compared with physical assaults.
If that's accurate then ~44% of convictions result in a non-custodial sentence.
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Nothing much to be to said to OT though. Even if she doesn't serve jail time, she'll suffer most of her life for having to go around with the shame of having sexually abused a minor.
No, this is excluding "Romeo and Juliet" exceptions as the US calls them.
For example, in Italy the age of consent is 14, with an exemption down to 13 if the participants are close in age.
So yes, a 40 year old can bang a 14 year old in Italy. Providing they consent of course.