Justin and Susan are hanging out at a party when Justin asks Susan to accompany him to a private bedroom. Susan agrees and follows Justin upstairs. While kissing in the bedroom, Justin reaches under Susan’s skirt and Susan pushes his hand away. She tells him “no,” in a “moaning” way and Justin thinks that she is just playing hard to get. He engages in vaginal penetration. Susan does not consent and continues to say “no,” but she also does not resist or scream out, and Justin does not use physical force to hold her down. If this is an intrinsic force jurisdiction, what crimes, if any, has Justin committed?
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