That depends on what forms of deception are punishable according the law where the event took place and it depends if the victim is willing to press charges. If she is and that sort of deception is punished then she can do so. Once one deceives there are risks one must face.
Exactly. Not
all forms of deception should be punishable by law. In this case, I don't think his deception is worthy of prosecution.
From a purely legal point of view, he's not different from the guy who pretends he has an olympic silver medal.
If I'm not mistaken by statutory rape, you mean sex with someone who cannot give consent right? One of the ways she could have done that is by lying about her age and willfully deceiving, how else could she have done it?
Statutory rape: sexual relations with minor, the offence of having sexual relations with somebody who has not reached the legal age of consent.
Even if the victim was not forced, it's still rape because the victim is under the age of consent.
So if a 14 year old tells me she wants to blow me and I know she's really into it, I would still be guilty of statutory rape.
If I didn't know she was under the age of consent (or she fooled me into it), I need to ask a lawyer.
How could he have entrapped her into anything when it was illegal for her to even be in the nightclub because of her age? And yet he was charged with corrupting a minor..
I was referring to the Arab guy.
What I'm trying to say is: it could be argued that in your scenario by deceiving him the 13-year-old girl entraped the 17-year-old into statutory rape.
This man (the Arab) deceived the Israeli woman into having consensual sex.