Rape

Forced sexual intercourse, or sexual intercourse with a person who does not give consent, is unable to give consent or is under the legal age to give consent, is considered rape. For example, if a person was unconscious, drugged or disabled and thus was unable to give consent, this may be considered rape. Additionally, forcing a conscious person to engage in some form of sexual intercourse against his or her will may be considered forcible rape.

For more information on different types of rape, click on one of the topics below:

Date Rape
Spousal Rape
Statutory Rape

Specific penalties as well as classifications/definitions of rape will vary depending upon the state and county in which this offense is committed. 

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