Abusive Sexual Contact: Sexual Contact with Child Under 12

• Category: Federal - Jury Instructions - 11th Circuit - Criminal
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-JURY-11THCIR-O81-2-CR
• Format: Word

Description

Pattern Jury Instructions from the 11th Circuit Federal Court of Appeals. For more information and to use the online Instruction builder please visit http://www.ca11.uscourts.gov/pattern-jury-instructions Abusive Sexual Contact: Sexual Contact with Child Under 12 is a form of sexual abuse that involves an adult engaging in any type of sexual activity with a child under the age of twelve. This includes any type of contact, such as kissing, touching, or penetration, that is sexual in nature. Examples of Abusive Sexual Contact: Sexual Contact with Child Under 12 include fondling, sexual intercourse, oral sex, sodomy, and penetration with objects, as well as any other form of sexual contact. It is important to note that this type of abuse can occur even if the child does not understand the nature of the contact or the consequences of it. Types of Abusive Sexual Contact: Sexual Contact with Child Under 12 include: 1. Physical contact: This involves any type of physical contact that is sexual in nature, such as kissing, touching, or penetration. 2. Non-contact abuse: This involves any type of sexual activity that does not involve physical contact, such as exposing oneself to a child or showing them pornographic material. 3. Cyber sexual assault: This involves using technology to sexually exploit a child, such as sending them explicit images or messages.

Abusive Sexual Contact: Sexual Contact with Child Under 12 is a form of sexual abuse that involves an adult engaging in any type of sexual activity with a child under the age of twelve. This includes any type of contact, such as kissing, touching, or penetration, that is sexual in nature. Examples of Abusive Sexual Contact: Sexual Contact with Child Under 12 include fondling, sexual intercourse, oral sex, sodomy, and penetration with objects, as well as any other form of sexual contact. It is important to note that this type of abuse can occur even if the child does not understand the nature of the contact or the consequences of it. Types of Abusive Sexual Contact: Sexual Contact with Child Under 12 include: 1. Physical contact: This involves any type of physical contact that is sexual in nature, such as kissing, touching, or penetration. 2. Non-contact abuse: This involves any type of sexual activity that does not involve physical contact, such as exposing oneself to a child or showing them pornographic material. 3. Cyber sexual assault: This involves using technology to sexually exploit a child, such as sending them explicit images or messages.