S 1083
An Act relative to rape by an officer
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Bill overview
This bill seeks to clarify the legal definition of rape to specifically include instances where a law enforcement officer exerts control over a minor participant in a law enforcement training program, thereby potentially committing rape. The legislation aims to ensure that such abuse is properly recognized and prosecuted. It addresses a gap in current law regarding the application of rape definitions to situations involving law enforcement personnel and vulnerable individuals. The bill was referred to the Judiciary committee and subsequently reported favorably.
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Primary sponsor
James B. Eldridge
Cosponsor
James B. Eldridge
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