The act of intentionally and forcibly touching another person’s intimate body parts without their consent, with the intent to degrade, humiliate, or sexually abuse them.

Encompasses a wide range of non-consensual sexual activities or behaviors, including but not limited to sexual assault, molestation, or any form of unwanted sexual contact or penetration. It involves the violation of an individual’s sexual autonomy and can occur through physical force, coercion, or manipulation.

Rape is classified as a felony in New York. If convicted, individuals can face a range of penalties, including imprisonment for a term of years up to life. The specific sentence depends on factors such as the degree of force used, the age of the victim, and the presence of aggravating circumstances.

Sexual assault, encompassing various degrees of non-consensual sexual contact, is also considered a felony in New York. Penalties can include imprisonment, ranging from several years to decades, depending on the degree of the offense and other relevant factors.

Child molestation crimes involving inappropriate sexual contact with a minor carry severe penalties in New York. Depending on the circumstances, child molestation can be charged as a felony, resulting in significant prison sentences, mandatory registration as a sex offender, and potential post-release supervision.

New York recognizes various internet sex crimes, such as possession or distribution of child pornography and online solicitation of minors. Convictions for these offenses can lead to significant prison terms, registration as a sex offender, and other consequences determined by the specific offense and its severity.

Human trafficking involves exploiting individuals for various purposes, including sexual exploitation. In New York, felony convictions for human trafficking can result in substantial prison sentences, fines, and other penalties as outlined by state laws.