the stae for the rape and assult question is california?

Answer 1

Where the perpetrator is no more than 3 years older or younger than the victim, statutory rape is a misdemeanor. Cal. Pen. Code § 261.5(b). When the minor is more than 3 years younger than the perpetrator, the offense is a wobbler, which means that it can be charged as either a misdemeanor or a felony.

When the perpetrator is 21 or older and the minor is younger than 16, a misdemeanor charge can be penalized by 1 year in county jail. § 261.5(d). A felony charge for such an offense carries a punishment of 2, 3, or 4 years in prison. Id.

In cases where the age difference is more than 3 years, but either the perpetrator is under 21 or the minor is over 16, a felony charge can be punished by either 16 months, 2 years, or 3 years in prison. § 261.5(d). If charged as a misdemeanor, the offender faces up to 1 year in jail. Id.

Civil Penalties

Adults guilty of statutory rape might also face fines and civil penalties.

The civil penalties increase with the difference in age between the perpetrator and the minor. When the perpetrator is an adult and the minor is fewer than 2 years younger, the maximum civil penalty is $2,000. Cal. Pen. Code § 261.5(e)(1)(A). Where the difference in age is between 2 and 3 years, the perpetrator may be fined up to $5,000. § 261.5(e)(1)(B). If the minor is more than 3 years younger than the adult, the penalty can be as much as $10,000. § 261.5(e)(1)(C). The stiffest civil penalty, a $25,000 maximum, is invoked where the perpetrator is over 21 years old and the minor is under 16. § 261.5(e)(1)(D).

Answer 2

If you are asking for the statute...
Rape - Penal Code 261
Assault - PC 240

If you are asking something else, you might want to clarify.