Criminal Defense Lawyer Thomas D. Kenny successfully obtained dismissal charges today for a client in Philadelphia Family Court.
The charges dismissed were:
IDSI Forcible Compulsion Title 18 Sec. 3123(a)(1);
Unlawful Contact with Minor-Sexual Offenses Title 18 Sec. 6318(a)(1);
Statutory sexual assault Title 18 Sec. 3122.1;
Corruption of minors Title 18 Sec. 6301 (a)(1);
Indecent exposure Title 18 Sec. 3127 (a);
Indecent Assault-without the consent of others Title 18 Sec. 3126 (a)(1);
Simple assault Title 18 Sec. 2701 (a); and
Recklessly endangering another person Title 18 Sec. 2705.
Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse (IDSI) is a first-degree felony. It is defined by Pennsylvania law as sexual intercourse performed:
• By force.
• By threat of force.
• With a person who is unconscious or is otherwise unaware that any sexual intercourse is taking place.
• With a person whose decision-making abilities and ability to control their conduct is substantially impaired by drugs, alcohol, or other means.
• With a person who has a mental disability which renders them incapable of consenting to sexual intercourse.
• With a person who is younger than 16 years of age, if the perpetrator is four or more years older than the complainant and they are not married to each other.
By
Kenny, Burns & McGill
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Published
May 17, 2018
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Posted in
Criminal Defense
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Tagged Criminal defense, Felony, Philadelphia
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