To: Huck; newheart; 70th Division
Removing her ability to leave the room would likely be considered Abduction or Kidnapping under state law. After removing her ability to leave the room and telling her that she had to have sex with two different men before she could leave the room would certainly seem to be coercion. Coercion is an element of the crime for rape in most states.
I'm not well versed on Michigan law, but I believe that the elements of a crime for rape are there; (i.e. She was abducted in the room and coerced into permitting two men to penetrate her sexually before she was permitted to leave.)
Proving the crime would be a more difficult matter of course.
84 posted on
10/15/2008 8:58:55 AM PDT by
Ghengis
(Sarah Palin is more accomplished in every level in her life than Tina Fey)
To: Ghengis
Thanks. Ayres is very lucky he is not in jail for various reasons.
88 posted on
10/15/2008 9:03:37 AM PDT by
70th Division
(I love my country but fear my government!)
To: Huck; newheart; 70th Division
OK...I skimmed the thread below the post to which I responded and did not see the less than friendly turn in some posts. It was not my intent to seem as though I was piling on.
90 posted on
10/15/2008 9:06:29 AM PDT by
Ghengis
(Sarah Palin is more accomplished in every level in her life than Tina Fey)
To: Ghengis
Proving the crime would be a more difficult matter of course. Proving this in a criminal court would be difficult because of the lack of independent witnesses and so whether or not the facts are as stated would be her word against the alleged perps words.
OTOH, if the facts are as stated here, then it is rape, and kidnapping, as you cogently pointed out.
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