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He actually was committing a crime

Posted on: September 7, 2016 at 11:33:39 CT
Spanky KU
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The age of consent is 16 as long as the other person is under 18. The 'gentleman' was 31 and could not have sex legally with a minor.

http://www.ageofconsent.us/state-laws/oklahoma-age-of-consent-laws/

§21‑1112. Age limitation on conviction for rape.

No person can be convicted of rape or rape by instrumentation on account of an act of sexual intercourse with anyone over the age of fourteen (14) years, with his or her consent, unless such person was over the age of eighteen (18) years at the time of such act.
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2nd amendment rights don't extend to shooting your 16 yr old - JeffB MU - 9/7 10:43:05
     Doubt a jury would convict - Spanky KU - 9/7 10:53:18
          I don't know. That might depend upon the circumstances. - JeffB MU - 9/7 11:15:49
               He actually was committing a crime - Spanky KU - 9/7 11:33:39
                    You're misunderstanding what that says (nm) - ummmm MU - 9/7 11:47:52
                         No.. I am not. - Spanky KU - 9/7 11:50:16
                              You clearly are (nm) - ummmm MU - 9/7 13:25:44
                    No, I think you are reading that incorrectly. You are citing - JeffB MU - 9/7 11:47:47
                         Perhaps.. but likely not. - Spanky KU - 9/7 11:49:50
                              You are conflating those two sentences. - JeffB MU - 9/7 11:55:34
                                   Perhaps.... - Spanky KU - 9/7 11:59:07
                                        Nor does it say 'older than 14 and less than 25' either... - JeffB MU - 9/7 12:10:06
                                             Look.. I am saying I am not sure. - Spanky KU - 9/7 12:20:11
                                                  OK, but I doubt a jury decision would answer the question. - JeffB MU - 9/7 12:29:42
          You thinking nullification? (nm) - ummmm MU - 9/7 11:02:53
               I am thinking dropped charges or acquittal - Spanky KU - 9/7 11:20:47
                    dropped charges aren't jury related (nm) - 90Tiger MU - 9/7 12:31:02
                    I would call it nullification - ummmm MU - 9/7 11:25:32
                         and you would be incorrect in doing so - FootballRefugee MU - 9/7 11:47:59
                         So "the People" actually decide guilt or innocence - Spanky KU - 9/7 11:27:30
                              What? (nm) - ummmm MU - 9/7 11:45:33
                                   I can see where you come up with a bit of an analogy, but - JeffB MU - 9/7 11:53:01
                                        I agree that nullification in this instance has nothing - ummmm MU - 9/7 13:25:30
                                   Who DECIDES if a law has been broken? - Spanky KU - 9/7 11:48:03
                                        It depends. (nm) - ummmm MU - 9/7 11:48:32
                                             What does Hillary have to do with this? (nm) - JeffB MU - 9/7 11:57:39
     Play stupid games, get stupid rewards(nm) - SEC_BIG_GAMEHUNTER MU - 9/7 10:44:48
          Are you talking about the mamma, the boyfriend or both? (nm) - JeffB MU - 9/7 11:16:35
               boyfriend(nm) - SEC_BIG_GAMEHUNTER MU - 9/7 11:42:50




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