What is the penalty for certain crimes involving victims who are under 18 years old or have certain vulnerabilities?
The penalty is imprisonment for a minimum of ten years and a maximum of twenty-five years. This applies in cases where the victim is under 18, has their will unrecognized, has a physical disability, suffers from a health condition that renders them unable to resist, or if the perpetrator is a relative, caretaker, or has authority over the victim. The penalty also applies if the perpetrator is a servant of the victim or any of the aforementioned individuals, or if the crime takes place in a work, study, shelter, or care setting.