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Can a parent press charges on a 30 year old for getting their 16 year old pregnant in Ohio?
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∙ 11y ago
The age of consent is 16 in Ohio so the sex was consensual. However, in some cases the parents can report it due to the age difference and then it is up to the court investigators to find out how the 16yo perceived the relationship. If the adult just wanted to fool around and therefor lied about the relationship and made it look like more than it was or if it actually was a real relationship like boyfriend and girlfriend. So the outcome can go either way.
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