Statutory rape is:
Correct answer: A. penile penetration of any child below the age of consent to sexual intercourse
- A. penile penetration of any child below the age of consent to sexual intercourse
- B. rape of a female adult
- C. any form of sexual act that a woman may not wish
- D. rape of someone under mitigating circumstances
Explanation
Statutory rape traditionally refers to sexual intercourse involving penetration with a person below the legally defined age of consent, even when apparent consent is given. The exact age and legally covered acts vary by jurisdiction, but option A gives the intended definition.
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