Sex Crimes

There are various sex crimes including sexual assault, child pornography, luring a child, sexual exploitation, etc. A crime is committed when a victim is taken advantage of sexually. Forcing an individual to engage in sexual intercourse is considered sexual assault or rape under Canadian law.

Some sex crimes do not require physical contact for a conviction, for example a person can be convicted of child pornography simply by watching underage persons engage in sexual activity.

Possible Charges and Maximum Sentences

• Potential charges include sexual assault, aggravated sexual assault, child pornography, sexual exploitation, obscenity, voyeurism, child luring, solicitation, sexual assault with a weapon, sexual assault causing bodily harm, sexual interference
• Maximum sentences vary based on the crime the individual is charged with. Sexual crimes carry hefty penalties in Ontario.

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Further information:

• Everything you need to know about The Age of Consent
• The Safe Streets and Communities Act, Provides better protection for children and youth from sexual predators.