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Sexual offences are a type of criminal offence in which sexual behavior forms the primary act of the offence, including rape, molestation, sexual assault, peeping, prostitution, and pornography offences. In some legal systems, adultery, fornication, and same-gender relations are considered crimes and would qualify as sexual offences. Use this tag with the tag [criminal-law] and any specific jurisdictional tags.
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Could sexual risk orders be applied to offences not listed in the sexual offences act 2003?
This question concerns both "sexual risk orders" and "sexual harm prevention orders", which are not the same thing. An SRO can apply to conduct that falls short of any criminal offence, and indeed is …
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