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Not related to the purpose of the article, but the subject: Are there legal precedents regarding situations like this? If she developed into a body/mind of a c
by corin_ 16y ago
Not related to the purpose of the article, but the subject:
Are there legal precedents regarding situations like this? If she developed into a body/mind of a child who understands how to buy something, could she buy alcohol/cigarettes? If someone had sex with her (again, not now, but say she developed to the equivilent of a 13-15 year old) then presumably it wouldn't count as sex with a minor? (If someone were to have sex with her right now then it might be proven to be non-consensual, but not legally paedophilia?)
Sorry, latter part of that is not exactly a nice subject, but pretty interesting from a legal point of view I think.
- andrenotgiant 16y agoYes of course there are laws against rape of someone who is mentally incapacitated. Ususally something along the lines of: "[It's rape if] the actor knows or has reason to know that the victim is mentally incapable, mentally incapacitated, or physically helpless"
- corin_ 16y agoBut what about if she becomes mentally/physically ten, and consents?