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Sexual Offenses

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Section
566.010

Chapter 566 and chapter 568 definitions.

Section
566.020

Mistake as to age — consent not a defense, when.

Section
566.023

Marriage to victim, at time of offense, affirmative defense, for certain offenses.

Section
566.025

Evidence that defendant has committed other charged and uncharged crimes of a sexual nature involving victims under fourteen admissible to prove propensity to commit crime, when.

Section
566.030

Rape in the first degree, penalties — suspended sentences not granted, when.

Section
566.031

Rape in the second degree, penalties.

Section
566.032

Statutory rape and attempt to commit, first degree, penalties.

Section
566.034

Statutory rape, second degree, penalty.

Section
566.060

Sodomy in the first degree, penalties — suspended sentence not granted, when.

Section
566.061

Sodomy in the second degree, penalty.

Section
566.062

Statutory sodomy and attempt to commit, first degree, penalties.

Section
566.064

Statutory sodomy, second degree, penalty.

Section
566.067

Child molestation, first degree, penalties.

Section
566.068

Child molestation, second degree, penalties.

Section
566.069

Child molestation, third degree, penalty.

Section
566.071

Child molestation, fourth degree, penalty.

Section
566.083

Sexual misconduct involving a child, penalty — applicability of section — affirmative defense not allowed, when.

Section
566.086

Sexual contact with a student.

Section
566.093

Sexual misconduct, first degree, penalties.

Section
566.095

Sexual misconduct, second degree, penalty.

Section
566.100

Sexual abuse in the first degree, penalties.

Section
566.101

Sexual abuse, second degree, penalties.

Section
566.103

Crime of promoting online sexual solicitation, violation, penalty.

Section
566.111

Sex with an animal, penalties.

Section
566.115

Sexual conduct with a nursing facility resident or a vulnerable person, first degree, penalty.

Section
566.116

Sexual conduct with a nursing facility resident or a vulnerable person, second degree, penalty.

Section
566.125

Persistent sexual offender, predatory sexual offender, defined, extension of term, when, minimum term.

Section
566.145

Sexual conduct in the course of public duty, offense of — definitions — violation, penalty — consent not a defense.

Section
566.147

Certain offenders not to reside within one thousand feet of a property line of a school, child care facility, or victim's residence — violations, penalties.

Section
566.148

Certain offenders not to physically be present or loiter within five hundred feet of a child care facility — violation, penalty.

Section
566.149

Certain offenders not to be present within five hundred feet of school property, exception — permission required for parents or guardians who are offenders, procedure — penalty.

Section
566.150

Certain offenders not to be present or loiter within five hundred feet of a public park, swimming pool, athletic complex, museum, or nature center — violation, penalty — exception for nature or education center, when.

Section
566.151

Enticement of a child, penalties.

Section
566.153

Age misrepresentation with intent to solicit a minor, penalty.

Section
566.155

Certain offenders not to serve as athletic coaches, managers, or trainers — violation, penalty.

Section
566.200

Definitions.

Section
566.203

Abusing an individual through forced labor — penalty.

Section
566.206

Trafficking for the purpose of slavery, involuntary servitude, peonage, or forced labor — penalty.

Section
566.209

Trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation — penalty.

Section
566.210

Sexual trafficking of a child, first degree, penalty.

Section
566.211

Sexual trafficking of a child, second degree, penalty.

Section
566.215

Contributing to human trafficking through the misuse of documentation, penalty.

Section
566.218

Restitution required for certain offenders.

Section
566.223

Federal Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 to apply, when — affirmative defense — procedures to identify victims, training on protocols.