Which of the following is not an example of gross sexual assault?

A consensual sexual encounter is not considered an example of gross sexual assault because it involves mutual agreement and consent from all parties involved. Gross sexual assault is characterized by actions where consent is not given, often involving coercion, intimidation, or force.

In contrast, coercing someone into sexual acts against their will, engaging in forceful sexual intercourse, and using intimidation to compel sexual actions are all actions that clearly lack consent and are thus categorized as gross sexual assault. Consent is a critical element in determining whether a sexual encounter is lawful or constitutes a crime, making consensual encounters fundamentally different from acts of assault.