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It may not fit the legal definition of rape, but it is definetly sexual assault and a serious crime.
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Under UK law that would be sexual assult and not rape.
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Its sexual assault and should be reported as a sex crime. "Sexual abuse includes acts in which an individual is forced to engage in sexual activity by use of threats or other fear tactics, or instances in which an individual is physically unable to decline. Aggravated sexual abuse occurs when an individual is forced to submit to sexual acts by use of physical force; threats of death, injury, or kidnapping; or substances that render that individual unconscious or impaired."- from answers.com
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It's sexual assault.
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That happened to me and although I didn't press charges, I felt violated.. I was molested. Legally, it is illegal, morally, it is unacceptable.
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In the U.S., it depends on how the state defines rape in their criminal code. A broad definition defines rape as "sexual penetration without consent, including both psychological coercion and physical force of the vagina, anus and mouth by any object, finger or penis. Both males and females can be raped and perpetrate rape." The above definition is valid in some U.S. states. But many U.S. states indicate "rape" must be penetration of the vagina and others state it must be penetration by the penis. Even where it is not defined as "rape", it is sexual assault and/or sexual battery and it IS a crime.
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It's a crime and should be reported.
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It wouldn't be rape, no, but it'd be a crime still. Sexual assualt, if I am not mistaken.
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sexual assult ..here in Australia
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not rape but very wrong and should be reported
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i haven't read the legal definition, but in my opinion that is definitely rape.
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You grab their fingers and twist them until you here them snap. It is sexual assualt and someone needs to here about this.
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it is penetration, if you resisted or protested and they did it anyway.. it sounds like sexual assault
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No, I don't think it is rape legally, but sexual assault sounds about right.
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anytime someone does something to you that you don't like or are forced to do, is wrong and you should tell someone about it so that the person can be dealt with. they are sick, not you
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Yes, it is by legal definition in my state. No means no, regardless of what penetrates the victim. Would it have been any less rape if the perp had used an object? No. It's still rape.
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I guess I should ask how did they finger you if you didn't want them to?
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I'm not sure if it counts as rape, but it would be a small technicality. It's still sexual assault.
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rape is intercourse anything else is mild rape or aka sexual abuse.
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Most statutes require penetration. Depends how the fingering occurred (surface vs insertion)Question is did you say no! I'm thinking, if you let him get that far you would have a tough time claiming rape. Most rapists leave out the foreplay. Sorry to be so blunt.
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Personally, I'd classify that as molestation, which is equally as reprehensible with rape.
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not rape but it would an assault,
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did they fingured you in the ass or in the vagina
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Rape is when you say no and he carries on, you have the right to say no! but do not put another in conflict when you dont like it or later regret it,it is only rape if you were not at allowance at this time,you had the chance to withdraw or were you forced,if so then please speak to your parents and the School advisors.
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It's molestation, and is punishable by law.
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It would be difficult to prove in a court or law. Nevertheless, you should file a complaint with the police so that the perp will have a history that the court system can work with. I doubt it's the perps first, or last time doing it. Stay safe, Axe.
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It is sexual assault....and it doesn't matter if you can win a case or not. You can still report this and charge him. You don't know if there are other charges on hold due to lack of evidence. The police may have a file on him and can get all the other victims together as witnesses for the prosecution. This kind of behaviour should never be glossed over as insignificant.
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it's a serious sexual assaualt.
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If not legally defined as 'rape' it is most definately sexual assult of some definition. If this has happened don't think sbout it, just report it.
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If you say no to any sexual contact and the person still does it then that is rape. Being fingered is not a peck on your cheek. They had their fingers inside someone who did not want to be fingered. It is rape.
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In the United States that would be sexual assault, not rape.
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That's terrible.
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Its more likely to be called sexual assault...its still wrong and illegal if you didnt want it to happen.
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