Medico-Legal Aspects of Sex Crimes

A. Virginity and Defloration

1. Kinds of Virginity

2. Parts of the Female body to be considered in the determination of the condition of virginity

*Is Virginity Synonymous with Chastity?

3. Defloration

4. Parts of the body that must be considered in the determination of defloration

B. Physiologic Consideration

1. During Sexual Excitement

2. During Orgasm

C. Death Related to Sexual Act

1. Male

2. Female

3. Both

D. Sex Crimes

1. Rape

When and How Rape is Committed

Elements of Rape

Meaning of Carnal Knowledge

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Evidences of Force and Intimidation or effect if there is absence of struggle

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Rape Committed by Depriving the Victim of her Reason or otherwise unconscious

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Medical Evidences in Rape

1. Evidences from the victim

a. Date, time, and place of the alleged commission of rape

b. Date, time, and place of examination

c. Condition of the clothing

d. Physician must observe the gait, the factual expression, and the bodily and and
mental attitude of the subject
 e. Physical and mental development of victim

f. Examination of the body for signs of violence

g. Examination of genitalia, including the breast

2. Examination of the alleged offender

a. Physical development and mental condition and strength

b. Evidence of physical injuries

c. Condition of the Sex Organ

d. Evidence from the pubic hair

e. Potency of the offender

f. Evidence of genital infection

3. Evidence from the companion of the victim

4. Investigation of the Crime Scene

2. Other Crimes against Chastity

i. Seduction

1. Qualified Seduction

2. Simple Seduction

ii. Acts of Lasciviousness

iii. Abduction

1. Forcible Abduction

2. Consented Abduction

iv. Adultery and Concubinage

E. Prostitution

What is prostitution

Reasons why some women become prostitutes

Medico-legal aspect of Prostitution

Effects of Prostitution

F. Unnatural Sexual Offenses and Sexual Abnormalities

1. Sexual Abnormality as to choice of partner

a) Infantosexual

i. Pedophile

1. Reasons why Physicians fail to detect Sexual Abuse on children

2. As to Instinctual Strength of Sexual Urge

3. Mode of Sexual Expression

4. As to Part of the Body

5. As to number

6. Other Sexual Deviates

7. Sexual Reversal