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Sexual battery is sexual contact by force between a defendant and a victim. If sexual contact is committed with a weapon, causes harm, is aided by another person, or the victim is under thirteen, the offense becomes aggravated sexual battery.

For more information on sexual offenses, including sexual battery, consult a criminal defense lawyer.

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