Statutory Rape Legalities Ohio

In Ohio, the age of consent is *. There are several laws to consider:
- Sexual conduct with a minor who is under * is statutory rape.
- It's a crime if the age gap is 4 years or more when minor is *-*.
- The mistaken age defense doesn't apply in Ohio.
Please consult with a lawyer for detailed advice.

In Ohio, the mistaken age defense is generally not accepted in cases of statutory rape. The law mainly focuses on the age of the minor rather than the knowledge of the offender. Always seek legal counsel for specific advice.

In Ohio, a minor can be charged with statutory rape if they engage in sexual conduct with another minor who is below the age of consent and the age difference is more than 4 years.

In Ohio, a minor can be tried as an adult under certain circumstances, such as:
- If the minor is * or older and committed a serious offense.
- If the minor is * or older and committed a felony.
Please consult a lawyer for case-specific advice.

That's a serious accusation. Have formal charges been filed against you yet? It's essential to seek legal counsel immediately.

In Ohio, you should contact a lawyer immediately if you've been accused of rape but not yet charged. They can guide you through the process and help protect your rights.