This is in California (Orange County). Please only answer if you know about California law.
My friend was a senior at the time (18 years old). The female was 15, about to be 16 (a sophomore). Their age difference was 2 and a half years. They dated for a couple of months. They were sexually active. It has been over ONE year since they broke up. The girl hates him because she says he used her and stuff.
By now, the statute of limitations for misdemeanor unlawful sexual intercourse has run out. But other crimes like oral copulation (288a(b)(1)) run till the "victim" is 28 (makes no sense to me).
The female is now 17, my friend is 19.
Legally, he could still be charged with certain crimes, right? Theoretically, what are the chances of this going forward if she were to report it so long after?
Please refrain from bashing my friend. He has learned his lesson; no more dating underage girls.
My friend was a senior at the time (18 years old). The female was 15, about to be 16 (a sophomore). Their age difference was 2 and a half years. They dated for a couple of months. They were sexually active. It has been over ONE year since they broke up. The girl hates him because she says he used her and stuff.
By now, the statute of limitations for misdemeanor unlawful sexual intercourse has run out. But other crimes like oral copulation (288a(b)(1)) run till the "victim" is 28 (makes no sense to me).
The female is now 17, my friend is 19.
Legally, he could still be charged with certain crimes, right? Theoretically, what are the chances of this going forward if she were to report it so long after?
Please refrain from bashing my friend. He has learned his lesson; no more dating underage girls.