What federal law mandates a 20-year sentence for date rape?

The Drug-Induced Rape Prevention and Punishment Act specifically addresses crimes associated with the use of drugs to facilitate sexual assault, including date rape. This law establishes stringent penalties for those found guilty of such offenses, including a mandated 20-year sentence for individuals convicted of drugging someone for the purpose of sexual assault. It aims to highlight the severity of drug-facilitated sexual offenses and to deter such crimes through established legal repercussions.

The other options, while relevant to the broader topic of sexual violence and its prevention, do not specifically impose a 20-year sentence for date rape. For instance, the Violence Against Women Act provides comprehensive protections for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault but does not mandate specific sentencing guidelines for date rape cases. The Date Rape Prevention Act and the Sexual Assault Survivors Act are also focused on awareness and support for victims, rather than defining particular sentencing requirements.