Are you able to give consent to sex while drunk?

RobDownSouth · Mar 8, 2017

Phelia said:
I didn't until recently. It was actually after I'd moved back to the US after spending six years north o' the border. Lawyers still wear robes in court too

You waived extradition and returned willingly? or did the warrants expire after six years?

Sean · Mar 8, 2017

Phelia said:
That is not true in Canada.

Really? It is in the UK.

VaticanAssassin · Mar 8, 2017

What about when you are dead?

Dude she be in Jail...another reason Canada sucks.

Phelia · Mar 8, 2017

RobDownSouth said:
You waived extradition and returned willingly? or did the warrants expire after six years?

Oh pleeeeeease. I'm the task force they called to come back and clean up the mess you dumb fucks made while I was gone!

Sean said:
Really? It is in the UK.

Mmhmm. After some early 80s reforms, the Canadian criminal code reclassified everything as sexual assault. There are still levels, but you cannot be charged with "rape" (even for statutory, I think, but not sure what it's called instead). Some of it was well-intentioned, like broadening definitions to punish female-on-male sexual violence equally, but I believe it's had some effects that would seem counterproductive to its stated goals. I'm not familiar enough with the details to have a strong opinion either way.

Kinda outdated article.

KingOrfeo · Mar 8, 2017

Phelia said:
Oh pleeeeeease. I'm the task force they called to come back and clean up the mess you dumb fucks made while I was gone!

Then you arrived too late. The election is over.

Bookishleigh · Mar 9, 2017

The statutory definition of rape can vary by state unless you are talking about a federal charge, which is rare. Some states have stricter definitions than others. Sexual battery is also a charge levied in lieu of rape sometimes that can have the same sentence (but not the same connotation to most people).

ETA - this is in the United States. Not Canada.

KingOrfeo · Mar 9, 2017

Fermina_Daza said:
The statutory definition of rape can vary by state unless you are talking about a federal charge, which is rare. Some states have stricter definitions than others.

In Canada the criminal law is federal, and standardized nationwide.

Bookishleigh · Mar 9, 2017

KingOrfeo said:
In Canada the criminal law is federal, and standardized nationwide.

I was being too lazy (typical American) to go back and directly quote the posters defining "American" law of rape.

FGB · Mar 9, 2017

Well, down here in Texas While you are responsible if you break the law. You can not legally give consent for most things if you are drunk, drugged or insane... or under age for sex.

Lancecastor · Jun 28, 2017

Fermina_Daza said:
The statutory definition of rape can vary by state unless you are talking about a federal charge, which is rare. Some states have stricter definitions than others. Sexual battery is also a charge levied in lieu of rape sometimes that can have the same sentence (but not the same connotation to most people).

ETA - this is in the United States. Not Canada.

Will you be drunk enough for plausible deniability with luk?

Ms_Ann · Jun 29, 2017

Lancecastor said:
Will you be drunk enough for plausible deniability with luk?

"Hey...why are my tities all bruised?"

FGB · Jun 29, 2017

The way I roll is this.

If you clearly indicate you think getting drunk or high and us getting it on is the plan...I am in.

If you get drunk enough or high enough that in my opinion you are not responsible or reasonably in control mentally and then decide you want some,you are out of luck.

While I have pulled the surprise restraint sex thing, I monitor closely to ensure whomever she might be OK with it.

Hell, I stop even if I see a hint of hesitation right up until being balls deep.

I do not want anyone that doesn't want me.

thør · Jun 29, 2017

Lancecastor said:
According to a recent court ruling in Canada, “a drunk can consent” to sexual intercourse.

I have consented to sex many times while shitfaced.

And you?

I was going to be a smart ass and say every time, but that's not true.

Lancecastor · Jun 30, 2017

If she said yes to the drinks, then the yes to sex after she's had a few is a given, yes?

hsnh · Jun 30, 2017

Edited. I just reiterated what others said
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