What is forcible compulsion?

Forcible compulsion refers to the use of physical force or threats of physical harm to coerce someone into doing something against their will. It can be used in a variety of contexts, including sexual assault, robbery, kidnapping, and domestic violence. Examples of forcible compulsion might include beating someone until they comply with a demand, threatening someone with a weapon, or using physical restraints to prevent someone from leaving a situation. In legal contexts, the use of forcible compulsion is generally considered a criminal offense and may result in serious penalties for the perpetrator.