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Now that her mother knows, threats of charges are being brought up.
Asked on January 28, 2015 under Criminal Law, Illinois
Answered 10 years ago | Contributor
Yes, quite possibly. If the age of consent is 17 or older in the state in which this all of this took place, then a crime has been committed. The exact offense to be charged is dependent upon the ages of the parties but make no mistake, your friend could be in serious trouble. Right now they should consult directly witha criminal law attorney as to their specific situation.
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