My take on this is, its ridiculous to go after him. I played football in high school and college and it wasn't until I got to college and heard a coach lecture us on "statutory laws" etc. In high school, there were plenty of sophomore girls who would do anything to date a senior. Anything...

The immature bravado of most senior football players is, "I'll date a senior cheerleader, but if a sophomore wants to slobber on my knob, that's cool."

That being said, I did indeed attend these sorts of parties, but I didn't "get any" because I knew better. So... we're going to prosecute this kid because he didn't have good parental role models, or pastorship or really any mature adult influence? You doom him as an adult forever. I don't believe he's a career criminal, but we sure went a long way toward pushing him in that direction...

There's bigger fish to fry. There are PLENTY of real child molesters and rapists to go after.

Incidentally, what sort of lesson is being taught to the young girl? "Cry to daddy and he'll fix it?" She'll be syphlytic AND pregnant before she ever learns.