Article 7 - ASSAULT AND CRIMINAL SEXUAL CONDUCT
- Section 16-3-600 - Assault and battery; definitions; degrees of offenses
- Section 16-3-610 - Certain offenses committed with a carried or concealed deadly weapon
- Section 16-3-615 - Spousal sexual battery
- Section 16-3-625 - Resisting arrest with deadly weapon; sentencing; "deadly weapon" defined; application of section
- Section 16-3-651 - Criminal sexual conduct; definitions
- Section 16-3-652 - Criminal sexual conduct in the first degree
- Section 16-3-653 - Criminal sexual conduct in the second degree
- Section 16-3-654 - Criminal sexual conduct in the third degree
- Section 16-3-655 - Criminal sexual conduct with a minor; aggravating and mitigating circumstances; penalties; repeat offenders
- Section 16-3-656 - Criminal sexual conduct; assaults with intent to commit
- Section 16-3-657 - Criminal sexual conduct; testimony of victim need not be corroborated
- Section 16-3-658 - Criminal sexual conduct; when victim is spouse
- Section 16-3-659 - Criminal sexual conduct; males under fourteen not presumed incapable of committing crime of rape
- Section 16-3-659.1 - Criminal sexual conduct; admissibility of evidence concerning victim's sexual conduct
- Section 16-3-660 - Deposition testimony of rape victim or victim of assault with intent to ravish
- Section 16-3-670 - Procedure for taking deposition
- Section 16-3-680 - Sheriff shall secure attendance of accused; absence of counsel
- Section 16-3-690 - Custody of deposition
- Section 16-3-700 - Reading deposition to jury
- Section 16-3-710 - Depositions in rebuttal
- Section 16-3-720 - Destruction of deposition
- Section 16-3-730 - Publishing name of victim of criminal sexual conduct unlawful
- Section 16-3-740 - Testing of certain convicted offenders for Hepatitis B and HIV
- Section 16-3-750 - Request that victim submit to polygraph examination
- Section 16-3-755 - Sexual battery with a student