1. Sex laws in NC Obj: I will examine the laws regarding sex in NC
Obj. 9.ICR.3.1 I will contrast the myths, misconception, and stereotypes pertaining to sexual assault and sexual abuse with what is known based on law and research
Obj: 9.ICR.3.2 I will design safe plans for the prevention of sexual assault and abuse that include appropriate resources and needed skills

2. Review: Contraception and STDs
Quiz tomorrow!

3. Warm up
Read: Kelsey’s Story Class Discussion: Did Kelsey do anything wrong on the day of her rape? Kelsey decided not to report the rape. What are some reasons why she would not have wanted to report it? What do you think Kelsey should have done immediately after the rape?

4. Do you agree with this portrayal
of a strong and powerful man?

5. How would young people perceive relationships between men and women based on this advertisement?

6. Why are Men Shown More Often as Action Heroes?

7. Why are Women Shown as Victims?
Images like this should NOT be Okay.

8. Consent Law 1. Age of Consent: 16 years old
A person can legally have sex at 16 years old
2. 4 year age difference: (applies at 16 and 17 yrs. old)
At 16 and 17 years old, a person can legally have sex but only with someone who is less than 4 years older than them
At age 18, the laws no longer apply

9. Privacy Law Crime: sex in public or seen from a public area
Crime: display your private parts in public

10. Sexual Assault and Battery Law
Crime: to force someone to have sex or engage in sexual behavior (felony)
Crime: to touch someone on a private area that does not want to be touched (misdemeanor)
Crime: to write a sexual note to someone who does not want to receive it (misdemeanor)
Crime: to verbally harass someone sexually (misdemeanor)
Note: 2 misdemeanor could equal a felony

11. Play Jeopardy Game
Create teams Materials Needed: White board, expo, rag

12. Risk Reduction and Seeking Help
Sexual Assault
Risk Reduction
and
Seeking Help

13. How can I reduce my risk of sexual assault?
• Do not use alcohol or drugs.
• Be aware of your surroundings.
• Use the buddy system.
• Walk with confidence – you look stronger.
• Avoid walking alone. Stay in well-traveled and
well-lit areas.
• Lock car and house doors.
• Be assertive.

14. How to help a friend Listen without judging. Believe your friend.
Maintain confidentiality.
Let them know the assault or abuse was not their fault.
Let them know they did what was necessary to prevent further harm.
Let them know that you care about them.
Encourage them to seek medical attention.
Encourage them to talk about the assault with an advocate, mental health professional, or someone they trust.
Let them know they do not have to manage this crisis alone.

15. Ticket Out the Door : No notes
At what age can a person legally have sex in NC?
Is it a crime for a 16 year old girl to have sex with a 23 year old guy?
Is it a crime for a 19 year old girl to have sex with a 40 year old man?
Is it a crime for a married couple to have sex in their backyard? They do not have a fence.
A couple is engaging in sex. In the middle of sex, the girl changes her mind and asks to stop. The man continues. Is this rape?
Scott (age 22) meets Sarah (age 15) at a party. Sarah tells Scott that she is 18 years old. They have sex. Has Scott committed a crime?
Just for Fun: Correct the mechanics from question 1 and simplify question 2
1. Sarah is A good mother cause she spends quality time with her child. After work, she go to the play ground with her child and then she helps him with his homework.
2. Simplify 6x(3x + 2)