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Sexual Behaviors and Ages of Consent - Delaware Courts
Ages of Consent. 1. Children under the age of 12 cannot consent to a sexual act under any circumstances. [11 Del. C. 761(k)]. 2. Children ages 12 to 15 areRead more
The following chart lists the unrestricted age of consent for each of the states. Delaware. 18. Yes. No. Florida. 18. Yes. No. Georgia. 16. Yes. No. Hawaii.Read more
Oct 19, 2025 Delaware Requests for age verification or parental consent limited to once every 12 months unless reasonable circumstances exist.Read more
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