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· 3/4/1981

State v. Rakina

Citations

  • 302 N.C. 221
  • 277 S.E.2d 70
  • 1981 N.C. LEXIS 1173

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  • holding that Virginia law recognizes the civil action for rape
  • holding that Virginia law recognizes the civil action for rape
  • holding that Virginia law recognizes the civil action for rape
  • statute rendered minor incapable in law of consenting to sexual act and defendant is liable in a civil suit for damages without regard to any question of consent; however, proof that the female consented is admissible on the quantum of damages
  • consent of minor relevant as mitigation of punishment
  • consent of minor relevant as mitigation of punishment

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