What is Sexual Abuse 4th Degree? In the state of Michigan, fourth degree sexual conduct is a type of criminal sexual conduct that involves some type of unwanted sexual touching (see: what is offensive touching?). In many other states, the name of this type of crime is “indecent liberties.” Usually, the offense involves some type of sexual contact with a person […]
What is Sexual Abuse 3rd Degree? Unwanted sexual contact is a crime in the state of Michigan. However, the type of sexual contact determines what criminal charges you face. According to Michigan law, the term “criminal sexual conduct” or “CSC” is used to describe any type of illegal sexual act, sexual battery, and rape. While there are four different criminal sexual […]
What is Sexual Abuse 2nd Degree? Second degree sexual abuse is considered a serious criminal charge in Michigan. It involves unwanted sexual contact or touching. In many situations, the case involves minors or someone with a mental or physical disability. It may also involve someone you hold “power” over or that you coerce to engage in some type of sexual intercourse. […]
What is Sexual Violence? Despite strict legal prohibitions, different jurisdictions have struggled to prevent sexual violence as it remains prevalent across the world. It is a serious public health problem that significantly impacts health and overall well-being. Sexual violence affects many communities and people, regardless of all age, race, sexual orientation, and gender. Sexual violence attracts severe penalties, including […]
What is Sexual Abuse 1st Degree? In Michigan, the first degree charge of criminal sexual abuse, which falls under “criminal sexual conduct,” is the most serious sex offense you can be charged with. This charge usually involves crimes like sexual assault, sexual abuse, or statutory rape. It also includes actions that people think of as child molestation or rape, sexual abuse, […]