
WEIGHT: 56 kg
Bust: C
1 HOUR:90$
NIGHT: +100$
Services: Hand Relief, For family couples, BDSM, Parties, Uniforms
The general rule is that the age at which a young person can legally consent to engage in intercourse, sexual contact, or a sexual act with another person is 16 years. Please see Md. Code Ann. Law for the extensive definitions of sexual contact and sexual act under the statute.
There is an exception to this rule if the older participant is less than four years older than the other. Note: under the sexual child abuse statute, it is unlawful to engage in sexual conduct with a child under the age of 18 if the adult has temporary or permanent custody of the child.
The unusual part of the statute, as compared to most criminal statutes, is that it creates a strict liability standard. There is no knowledge or intent requirement under this statute hence the standard: strict liability.
My client, who was just 19 years old at the time of the offense, rented several connecting hotel rooms one evening to throw a party. A girl had advised my client that she was 18 from when he first met her and by her appearance, she could easily pass for that age. My client and the girl then engaged in consensual sexual intercourse. This girl was 15 years old and about 4. The girl had stayed out past her curfew and, after calling several of her friends, her parents determined her location.
Her father went to the hotel and called the police, who knocked on the door. The police separated the two for questioning and both admitted that they had engaged in consensual intercourse. It was a tough pill for him to swallow that it did not matter in the eyes of the law whether he knew she was underage or not.