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That’s not how the statute in my state reads.IvanKaramazov said:"Too drunk to consent" mean passed out, not intoxicated.
That’s not how the statute in my state reads.IvanKaramazov said:"Too drunk to consent" mean passed out, not intoxicated.
Just out of curiosity, how does it read?That’s not how the statute in my state reads.
You’re no Chappelle.McJose said:Would you like to have butt-sex?
[ ] yes
[ ] no
Sincerely,
Your lawyer
https://www.azleg.gov/viewdocument/?docName=https://www.azleg.gov/ars/13/01406.htmJust out of curiosity, how does it read?
When engaging with a brand new partner it may be best to not ask yourself What would Kobe Bryant or Matt Lauer do? Instead, ask yourself How would Jimmy Stewart behave or how would your Grandmother want you to behave.Henry Ford said:The entire point of this is that the person having sex isn't making a decision. In a drunk driving case, the person takes the keys, and puts them in an ignition, and turns the keys, and puts the car in gear, and drives.
In a typical rape case, a person either just doesn't say "no" or doesn't really understand what he or she is saying yes to and the other person does things to them. A good example of how to tell this happened is when the victim was vomiting during the act, or "wakes up" (comes somewhat to her senses) during the act and starts screaming or fighting. Basically, it's like if your wife was asleep and you got her to say "yes" to a motorcycle while she was sleeping. And then she woke up and didn't really know what you were talking about.
In this particular case, a woman alleges that she repeatedly told Matt Lauer "no, I don't want to have anal sex" and he raped her anally.
Obviously things are fairly fact dependent in these cases, but this one seems pretty clear if it occurred as alleged.
Huh. Probably misreading, but I'm unsure what "incapable of consent" because of alcohol actually entails.
You aren’t misreading and welcome to my world.Huh. Probably misreading, but I'm unsure what "incapable of consent" because of alcohol actually entails.
Gotcha. I always wanted to take a statutory construction course, but never found the time.You aren’t misreading and welcome to my world.
It does not, however, mean that a victim must be passed out.
This is perfect.On some level it is like finding your car is stolen. And then you find out it’s your boss that took it. And then he’s so nice about saying how much he appreciated that you let him borrow your car. And then he explains he hasn’t had anyone like you lend him his car before and he’d like to borrow it again, and maybe you guys could drive around together and see whether you really are compatible.
And then you realize months later he’s not really that into your car he just didn’t want you to call the police.
Yeah, I believe IK clarified that by "passed out" he meant "incapacitated."You aren’t misreading and welcome to my world.
It does not, however, mean that a victim must be passed out.
If he did my bad. I sorta hippled there. But I think it’s very important that people understand what consent and lack thereof actually means or doesn’t mean.Yeah, I believe IK clarified that by "passed out" he meant "incapacitated."
It would be more compelling if there weren't seven others.Solid letter. He's still a POS but I lean towards believing his side of the story.
You're no Thurgood Marshall so let's call it even.You’re no Chappelle.
I guess someone could call it that, but it would be weird and it isn't going to get prosecuted or a conviction. I don't even think touching a breast of a random person on the street is considered sexual assault in most states - my own only includes much more private parts in its felony statute. The misdemeanor (which isn't a sex crime and doesn't need registration or anything) does include that.It seems like we are to the point if you are making out with a girl and put your hand on her breast, that could be called sexual assault?
If it helps you can grab my man boobs any time you wish. No kissing though. A fellow has to have some boundaries.It seems like we are to the point if you are making out with a girl and put your hand on her breast, that could be called sexual assault?
That's bad to the bone.You're no Thurgood Marshall so let's call it even.You’re no Chappelle.
Good point.You're no Thurgood Marshall so let's call it even.
In AZ, if you knew or had reason to know that she doesn't consent to that or she is of a certain age, it could actually be called sexual abuseIt seems like we are to the point if you are making out with a girl and put your hand on her breast, that could be called sexual assault?
In AZ there is a pathway to a felony conviction with sex offender registration for touching a random person's breast without consent (even over clothing).I guess someone could call it that, but it would be weird and it isn't going to get prosecuted or a conviction. I don't even think touching a breast of a random person on the street is considered sexual assault in most states - my own only includes much more private parts in its felony statute. The misdemeanor (which isn't a sex crime and doesn't need registration or anything) does include that.
Last I checked (a while ago) our felonies require touching of the “genitals or [rhymes with pain-us].” Seriously.In AZ there is a pathway to a felony conviction with sex offender registration for touching a random person's breast without consent (even over clothing).
It's not called "sexual assault," though
Eesh.Last I checked (a while ago) our felonies require touching of the “genitals or ######.” Seriously.
Yeah, you have to be pretty committed to get felony sexual battery in Louisiana.Eesh.
I’ve never lost any kind of trial.Good point.
Only one of us has won a murder trial.
MSNBC president Phil Griffin reportedly shared a revealing photo of Access Hollywood star Maria Menounos at a staff meeting, an allegation that surfaced in Ronan Farrow's new book, Catch & Kill.
HuffPost's Yashar Ali published the Griffin scoop from Farrow's book on Saturday. The excerpt reads, "Four colleagues said Griffin was known for making lewd or crass remarks in work emails. In one meeting I'd be in after the television personality Maria Menounos's vagina had been photographed in a bathing suit wardrobe malfunction, Griffin waved around a printed page bearing a zoomed-in image, smirking."
1. One particularly disturbing scene in @RonanFarrow’s book...
Phil Griffin, the current president of MSNBC, waving around a zoomed in photo of Maria Menounos’s vagina in a staff meeting.
Order Ronan’s book here: https://t.co/eLcNiasfdB pic.twitter.com/rZmD5vZRAh
— Yashar Ali (@yashar) October 13, 2019
"'Would you look at that? Not bad, not bad," Griffin stated, according to Farrow.
Sorry, despite the apparent resemblance, it couldn't have happened.BTW, there is no way that this guy isn't Frank Sinatra's son.