Ok, I believe I helped a couple of people years ago with this issue and now I can't find any material. Has anyone ever prosecuted a sexual assault where the "assault" was initially thought to be medical treatment by the victim? I know there was a situation in another county where some guy set up as an OB/Gyn in a shipping container, but wasn't really a doctor (you can't make this up). I'm also aware of a situation where a treating physician portrayed oral sex as part of a pyschological treatment. I'm looking to see how the offenses were charged, what the results were, and advice. We were looking at 22.011(b)(5).

Was that one of those new WalMart mini-clinics I have been hearing about? Sheesh.

Well, Laredo had an oral surgeon doing (very bad) breast augmentations once. Nothing much surpises me, anymore.

These cases all sound like bad sitcom scripts, but with very serious consequences. I, like you, have heard of some going to trial. Basically, there is no defense. The consent is induced by fraud, and there is no medical exception. Of the cases of which I have heard, I haven't ever heard of one being successfully defended.

My wife is from Laredo.