rape with several aggravating circumstances

Rape with several aggravating circumstances refers to rape cases where additional factors are present, making the crime more severe and punishable. These aggravating circumstances can include the victim's age, disability, relationship to the perpetrator, the use or threat of violence beyond that inherent in rape, and multiple offenses against the same victim. Rape committed by someone in authority over the victim (such as a police officer or teacher) is also often considered an aggravating circumstance.