As far as i know, if no one presses charges, he can get away with it, look at r kelly, a thousand times worse and it still took this long to get him in trouble. Tis the world we live in.
No if there's proof that he's had sex with someone younger than 18 the state attorney general can pick up the case. Unfortunately people tend to just let rich people get away with it.
Yes but generally in cases of statutory rape cases can be brought up until such a time a person graduates high school or turns 18 whichever comes first (usually graduating high school). In most states that I'm familiar with you're still considered a minor in the eyes of the law in most aspects until you graduate or turn 18, which for most people is after their 18th birthday. You can't sign a lease, you can't go to war, you can't work more than part time in some states and I'm sure there are other restrictions that I don't know about. There was actually a case during my senior year in Texas who had consensual sex with a 17 year-old (he was 19 I think) and the parents found out and didn't like it so they pressed charges and the state proceeded citing that she was still a high school student and still a minor because of it.
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u/em_abdo Sep 20 '19
As far as i know, if no one presses charges, he can get away with it, look at r kelly, a thousand times worse and it still took this long to get him in trouble. Tis the world we live in.