[Diamondust25]

I was wondering if anyone could tell me what this means, more specifically the multiple variables part. This is a matter of great importance to me and any help would be greatly appreciated.

[scottmi]

It means I don't want whoever is charged w/ that as my neighbor!

Go to a law site - this is for people asking about towns/employment/weather - not looking for Matlock.

[Driller1]

Go to the registered offender list for the State Police site. There is detailed information as to the degrees. I will post a link if I can.

[Driller1]

MSP - Sex Offender Registry (http://tinyurl.com/2fdky7 - broken link)

[Driller1]

Originally Posted by scottmi

It means I don't want whoever is charged w/ that as my neighbor!

Go to a law site - this is for people asking about towns/employment/weather - not looking for Matlock.

Who lives in a neighborhood if VERY important.

[michiganangel1972]

I have a degree in criminal justice so maybe I can help a little. First, criminal sexual conduct in the 2nd Degree is a felony, which means that he or she can expect to spend up to fifteen years in prison (states differ) and a stiff fine. In addition, "second degree" refers to the type of crime committed. It means that he or she had sexual CONTACT (penetration would make it 1st degree) with a minor, a person between the age of 13 to 16. Also, "variables" refers to circumstances, such as was the victim related to the accuser, did the accuser use a weapon, or force and coersion, etc.

Regardless, this person will have to register as sex offender for the remainder of his or her life.

[scottmi]

Originally Posted by Driller1

Who lives in a neighborhood if VERY important.

I never said it wasn't. The OP made it sound like they had a personal problem w/ that, not that they were looking for info on it.

Either way, it's bad news and I don't want it around

[librag]

Originally Posted by Diamondust25

I was wondering if anyone could tell me what this means, more specifically the multiple variables part. This is a matter of great importance to me and any help would be greatly appreciated.

with a child under the age of 13 and if she touch a person is it still consider 2nd degree

[librag]

Originally Posted by michiganangel1972

I have a degree in criminal justice so maybe I can help a little. First, criminal sexual conduct in the 2nd Degree is a felony, which means that he or she can expect to spend up to fifteen years in prison (states differ) and a stiff fine. In addition, "second degree" refers to the type of crime committed. It means that he or she had sexual CONTACT (penetration would make it 1st degree) with a minor, a person between the age of 13 to 16. Also, "variables" refers to circumstances, such as was the victim related to the accuser, did the accuser use a weapon, or force and coersion, etc.

Regardless, this person will have to register as sex offender for the remainder of his or her life.

My friend did'nt admitted to any thing but he did say she touch him.

[Driller1]

Has there been a judgment?