11 yr. old minor sexually abuses a 5 yr. old minor. What happens to the 11 yr. old?
959902
This depends on what jurisdiction you are in as the age at which a child can be prosecuted for committing a crime varies from State to State.  It is unlikely, however, that an 11 year old would be placed in a juvenile detention facility.  More likely, there would be probation & counseling or possibly, placement in an inpatient treatment facility depending on the circumstances surrounding the abuse.  Also, children's services should be involved if both minors were living in the same household at the time of the incident.
617678
Depending on where you live, go to the local police and report the abuser. Tell the office at your school and also depending on your age, child protective services will be called to help you. In any case, tell someone quickly.
443616
the girl is a minor and the victim although im sure she will be questioned she has committed no crime.as for the 2 boys they may find there self in trouble.
111104
It's unlawful to have sex with someone under 18, being as he is older but still a minor he still could be charged with rape. When your both over 18 and adults then your legal.
381569
I think that if someone goes to what the person believes is a minor's place with the intent of having sex with that minor is sick.  It's not like there aren't enough legal aged people out there to have sex with.\nThey are sick and should be thrown in jail, and then have there scrotal sac removed.
468650
Being a minor doesn't she have to have a parents permission to do something like that. If not it should be that way. I have never had to deal with a situation like this, but I would not do it myself because of the pain it would cause first of all. Then there are all of the what ifs. If it got pulled out by someone? If it got infected? If it caused damage to the sensations felt by that part of your body? There are a lot of things your friend needs to think about before going through with this. It may seem like a cool thing to at the moment, but how is she going to feel about it if problems arise from it or in the future?
710679
Tell the friend to get legal advice about child support.  I don't know Singapore law but I image that fathers are held responsible to support their kids just like they are here.  In Canada a 17 year old is above the age of consent and he would not be criminally responsible (unless the guy was in a position of authority).  As for her mental/physical hurt?  Did he rape her? If she had sex with him then she bears at least half of the blame.
212602
I was molested by a cousin when I was 7 I didn't tell someone till I was 14. Please don't wait. These perverts could be out hurting other children. If you can't tell her write it in a diary and leave it in plain view. If you have kind of mother that's a little nosy, she'll read it and she will come to you. Or just write her a letter telling her what happened and how hard it was to tell her to her face. Getting these people off the street will help you feel better.
30632
newstudent is right. You should report the abuse right away to the police, Social Services, CPS, a teacher. Whoever is appropriate for the type of abuse should be notified. There is NEVER a reason for any type of abuse!
455096
The key age is 16.\n\n948.02 Sexual assault of a child.  \n\n(1) First degree sexual assault.  Whoever has sexual contact or sexual intercourse with a person who has not attained the age of 13 years is guilty of a Class B felony.\n \n(2) Second degree sexual assault.  Whoever has sexual contact or sexual intercourse with a person who has not attained the age of 16 years is guilty of a Class C felony.\n \n(3) Failure to act.  A person responsible for the welfare of a child who has not attained the age of 16 years is guilty of a Class F felony if that person has knowledge that another person intends to have, is having or has had sexual intercourse or sexual contact with the child, is physically and emotionally capable of taking action which will prevent the intercourse or contact from taking place or being repeated, fails to take that action and the failure to act exposes the child to an unreasonable risk that intercourse or contact may occur between the child and the other person or facilitates the intercourse or contact that does occur between the child and the other person.\n\n(4) Marriage not a bar to prosecution.  A defendant shall not be presumed to be incapable of violating this section because of marriage to the complainant.\n \n(5) Death of victim.  This section applies whether a victim is dead or alive at the time of the sexual contact or sexual intercourse.
310526
lalala, I too was molested as a child. Twice. Once at the tender age of 6 and once at the age of 11. Both times were by people known to the family. BUT. I am not a victim. I am a survivor. Megans Law is WRONG. It is denying Constitutional Rights to rehabilitated former sex offenders. It is not protecting anyone. The registries have never and will never protect a child. They are a false sense of security. A parents responsibility is to protect their child! Are you aware that little Megan Kanka, at the age of 7 was left outside for THREE HOURS with no parental supervision? Never was checked on! \n\nThe states inflate the numbers on the registries to get more federal funding. They create more sex crimes for the same reason. Do you realize that in some states, urinating in public is a sex offense and will put you on the registry? Did you realize that in some states, I will choose WI as I know the law there, if a teen couple is 16 and have consensual sex, they will arrest and charge both with sexual assault against the other? That makes them both a victim and an offender. WI is not the only state that does this. \n\nThere are many variables that you are not aware of. I have done my homework. I work with rehabilitated former sex offenders everyday. I do know what I am talking about.
700529
There is nothing "gross" about this issue, so don't worry about that. Hey, what your friend did back when she was a kid, with a neighborhood friend was perfectly normal childhood developement behavior. It is normal for kids to become curious as a certain age and want to check things out, experiment with each other sexually. There truly is not any reason your friend should feel bad about this past action. Nearly every person on the face of the earth has done some level of sexual experimentation during childhood and adolescence. Some experiment more than others, but this is very normal behavior. \n\nNow, this is normal behavior as long as both involved are within a two year age group together. As long as both are of a simular age. When one person is three years older than the other, well, then we are talking about molestation. If one party is three or more years ahead of the other participant, then it is molestation. This is the cutoff age as children grow at such rapid rates, one who is three years older is very much more developed than a child three years or more younger. The older child is then taking advantage of the younger child. It that is the case here, then your friend does have an issue to deal with. \n\nDepending upon which of the two was the elder, your friend either needs counseling for being a victem of molestation, or if your friend was the elder, counseling for being a molester. It is difficult for anyone to deal with childhood issues. It is difficult to bring the past back to life and then deal with it in a healthy manner. However, it is vitally important that any such childhood issues be dealt with as unresolved childhood issues will affect adult life for as long as they remain unresolved. It is healthy to deal with such issues; it is unhealthy to leave them unresolved. \n\nWith that said, only your friend can know how old each of them were and wether or not there is anything which needs dealing with emotionally. If they both were within two years of each other, you can tell your friend this is perfectly normal behavior and all children engage in experimentation. It is normal developemental behavior and there is nothing to be ashamed of. Now, if your friend was more than two years younger than the other person, then your friend was molested and needs assistance in dealing with these unresolved issues, healing and put it behind her. It could take as few as one meeting, and as many as she needs to resolve this within herself and put it behind her. If she was molested she has nothing to feel ashamed of, she was a victem of an older and more experianced kid. There is no shame in being taken advantage of, she was too young to truly have had any choice in the matter. If she was the one who was older than the other child, then she has unrelsoved issues of molesting a younger child, or taking advantage of the lessor developed and experianced child. Now, I am speaking hypothetically here, as I do not know what your friends age was or the age of the other child. So, when I speak of molestation, it is only if she was more than two years older than the other child. Even if she never repeated this behavior, she would have to confess to some person what she did and then work through the issue and come out the other side with self forgiveness. \n\nChildren often participate in behaviors that they never repeat as adults. Just because a child committed molestation of a younger child, or did some other sordid behavior which is not ecceptable, does not make them a bad person, just a kid who made a bad choice which happened to harm somebody else. When a child knows they harmed another child, in the event of not being caught and brought to account, it leaves a feeling of having committed a transgression which shames them and remaines unresolved within them as an adult. This unresolved issue will affect them all their adult life if it is not dealt with. A person deals with such issues by bringing the behavior out of th
131725
i don't know how old you two girls are but if you think she is being abused she needs help and may be to scared to get it. if you are still in school tell your guidance councler about. they can get it check into by the right people.
557744
OH HELL NO!!!\n\nYou better be talking to someone at school or child services... That's SEXUAL ABUSE.\n\nPlease get help ASAP!
1092626
Depending on the nature of his handicap, he may or may not be held accountable for his actions.\n\nRape by force is against the law. So is consensual sex if the person in question is under the state's minimum consent age. If both parties are under minimum age, then they've both committed a crime.\n\nWhether or not this case ever goes to a juvenile court, that's up in the air and tons of things could influence it either way.
83808
Sexual assault and or muder on children.
1024894
I think it should be considered child abuse.\n\nA five year old isn't mature enough to make that commitment. I wonder if she would be as equally thrilled if he came home and told her he had thought it over and decided to become a (something different than what she is).