In every state, if the defendant reasonably believed that the victim consented, then she or he cannot be guilty of rape.

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The laws regarding consent and the defendant's belief in consent vary by state. In some states, a defendant's reasonable belief in consent can be a defense to a charge of rape, but in others, it may not be sufficient, especially if the state law requires affirmative consent.

In Every State, If the Defendant Reasonably Believed That the Victim