| SE Year | Event |
| SE -9 | Jeremiah Johaicom born. |
| SE 48 | The death penalty established as a result of the so-called "sex sins" and sexually-transmitted diseases sweeping Dracus and its colonies. Adultery (extra-martial sex) and fornication (pre-marital sex) outlawed. |
| SE 51 | The adultery and fornication laws are repealed as impossible to enforce. All persons convicted under the repealed laws are released back into society. |
| SE 55 | The Johaicom religious movement starts in response to continued devastation caused by the so-called sex-sins and sexually-transmitted diseases. |
| SE 64 | The Johaicom religious movement gains sufficient political clout to introduce and pass rigid mating laws. The sacred nature of the mating contract is established. |
| SE 72 | The Johaicom mating laws are modified to include term (limited-length and renewable) relationships. |
| SE 83 | High incidents of criminal rape (over 50% of all criminal acts) create severe prison overpopulation. Studies show that longer prison sentences do not deter potential rapists from committing the crime. |
| SE 85 | Increasing incidence of rape, increased political clout of women, rising numbers of reported sexually-transmitted diseases, and a general disgust with the legal system force the planetary legal bodies to write severe new penalties for all rapists. Upon first conviction, non-reversible sterilization by operation is mandated. |
| SE 86 | The cases of rape decline less dramatically than predicted. Studies show that sterilization only prevents unwanted pregnancies by repeat offenders. Penalties increased to include removal of sexual organs for both male and female offenders. While demonstrations come close to reaching riot proportions over the severity of the penalties, proponents point to an immediate and dramatic decrease in rape incidents. The laws and mandated penalties are upheld. |
| SE 88 | Rape incidents drop below 1% of all criminal acts. |
| SE 90 | Rape incidents drop below 10 per year on Dracus. Colonies report two cases, one involving a so-called "date." |
| SE 92 | The infamous date rape case is brought before highest court. New laws are written stipulating when a rape is not a criminal rape. |
| SE 97 | Religious intolerance toward rape in any form force changes in the laws. A uniform, pre-relationship consent form is adopted for intercourse. |
| SE 99 | Jeremiah Johaicom dies. |
| SE 107 | For the first time in Drac history, there are no cases of rape reported for the entire year. |
| SE 155 | Rapes, as the result of non-mating relationships, start increasing. |
| SE 157 | William Norris establishes laws similar to those of Johaicom for dating. |
| SE 159 | The Norris laws are challenged when an eleven-year-old boy is convicted of raping a thirteen-year-old girl. Psychiatric tests prove that the boy, Chato Demtris, knew what he was doing. He undergoes the mandatory surgery. |
| SE 164 | Chato Demtris launches his major drive to "educate" the male of the species on the nature of rape. He is brought to trial for sedition. |
| SE 165 | Demtris riots force changes in the laws, prohibiting sexual innuendo in the media, arts and literature, and advertising. The laws, with few variations, remain in place for hundreds of years. |