A New York pediatrician is facing a 6-count indictment for various sex crimes with 2 minors who were his patents, over a 3-year period, including a felony charge of engaging in sexual conduct with a child under 13.

At least 20 women allege they were repeatedly sexually assaulted at Camp Scott, Los Angeles County’s military-style all-girls juvenile detention facility, by no fewer than 10 staff members; allegations which range from staff members watching them shower, unwanted touching, forced sex acts, impregnation of a teenager, and continued victimization after release.

The bill’s sponsor, Senator Adam Morfeld, says it’s designed to encourage sexual assault survivors and witnesses to come forward without fear of criminal charges if they had consumed alcohol or drugs prior to their assault.

A deputy prosecutor in Washington has plead not guilty to 4 counts of fourth-degree assault and 2 counts of indecent liberties that are all domestic violence-related with a sexual motivation allegation.

A longtime Texas science teacher has been arrested and charged with sexually abusing a 7-year-old student in his classroom; allegations include him touching the student’s hair, legs, and vagina; telling her how pretty she was; and the student being made to touch the teacher’s genitals.

A 26-year-old San Diego, California caregiver pled guilty to 11 felonies involving the sexual assault of 3 elderly patients under his care, as well as stealing jewelry, a handgun, and thousands of dollars in cash from them.

A Wisconsin Sheriff’s Deputy has been charged with 19 felonies, including multiple counts of sexual assault involving an intoxicated victim, capturing intimate images of people, stalking, child enticement, and threats to communicate derogatory information.

After violating a Michigan university’s sexual misconduct policy in 2018, the student faced the following discipline: 1. A permanent ban from contacting his accuser; 2. To complete an online sexual misconduct course; Write a 3-page, double spaced paper on what he learned from those classes, and his experience with the investigative process; and 4. Meet with the school’s athletic director about expectations as a student athlete.