pablo_sanchez
Junior Member
Well statutory rape laws for my state (pennsylvania) says that if there is a difference of 4 or more years, then it is statutory rape.
What if some one is 3 and a half years older, but right now they are 4 years apart.
For example, say a 18 year old and a 14 year old have sex, but they are only 3 and a half years apart in age. Does the law go by the age (18 and 14), or by the actual difference in age (3.5 years)?
What if some one is 3 and a half years older, but right now they are 4 years apart.
For example, say a 18 year old and a 14 year old have sex, but they are only 3 and a half years apart in age. Does the law go by the age (18 and 14), or by the actual difference in age (3.5 years)?
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