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Rape

Rape Typology

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Sexual Deviance Rape: forced and or common knowledge of one person by another against their will Violates consensual norm of sex forcing another person to have sex against his or her will Typologies Statutory One of the partners is underage, 17 Or is mentally incapable of granting consent Far more common that we know Forcible FBI: corneal knowledge of a woman forcibly and against her will (by a man) Limited to genital intercourse Can be broadened to anal and oral rape Two types of forceable rape in the book Simple Rape that does not involve any physical injuries to the woman Intake officers who are females have just 2% false reporting and 6% when the intake officer is a male This reflects the number of cases reported About 72% of all rapes are by acquaintances
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