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If penetration is not alleged, but sexual contact is alleged, it will fall in the categories of 2nd degree CSC
Sexual contact includes contact to the genital area (but not penetration), groin, inner thigh, buttock or breast.
If any of the following apply along with the allegation of sexual contact, the charge of 2nd degree CSC will apply:
If the complaining witness is younger than 13 years old;
If the complaining witness is between 13 and 15, but related to the defendant, lives in the defendant’s household or if the defendant is in a position of authority to the complaining witness;
If the defendant is a teacher, substitute teacher, administrator of the school (in the same district at least) that the complaining witness attends;
If the defendant is an employee or contract employee of a school within the school district the complaining witness attends;
If force or coercion was used to complete the penetration or if the complaining witness was incapacitated;
If there was a weapon used;
If there was force/coercion and a personal injury;
If the complaining witness was incapacitated and there was personal injury;
If the defendant was in the process of committing another felony; or
If the defendant is engaging in the medical treatment or examination of the complaining witness for a purpose that is medically recognized as unethical or unacceptable.
http://defendingsexcrimes.com/2011/0...t-csc-charges/
Sexual contact includes contact to the genital area (but not penetration), groin, inner thigh, buttock or breast.
If any of the following apply along with the allegation of sexual contact, the charge of 2nd degree CSC will apply:
If the complaining witness is younger than 13 years old;
If the complaining witness is between 13 and 15, but related to the defendant, lives in the defendant’s household or if the defendant is in a position of authority to the complaining witness;
If the defendant is a teacher, substitute teacher, administrator of the school (in the same district at least) that the complaining witness attends;
If the defendant is an employee or contract employee of a school within the school district the complaining witness attends;
If force or coercion was used to complete the penetration or if the complaining witness was incapacitated;
If there was a weapon used;
If there was force/coercion and a personal injury;
If the complaining witness was incapacitated and there was personal injury;
If the defendant was in the process of committing another felony; or
If the defendant is engaging in the medical treatment or examination of the complaining witness for a purpose that is medically recognized as unethical or unacceptable.
http://defendingsexcrimes.com/2011/0...t-csc-charges/