...their own pictures? This is a disturbing topic. I read a case from NJ where a 14 year old girl could spend something like 30 years in prison for posting her own pictures and register as a sex offender.
One of the goals of preventing such material from being created is the concern that it would fuel dangerous and illegal activities of sexual predators, and thus protect a future victim. But given the the sheer amount of "legal" 18+ pornography on the web, which no doubt could fuel sexual predators attracted to minor teens, does it do little more than ruin the life of a kid who made this mistake?
I think state and local governments need to come up with new laws to address this issue.
Again, disturbing and distasteful topic, but a pertinent one.
One of the goals of preventing such material from being created is the concern that it would fuel dangerous and illegal activities of sexual predators, and thus protect a future victim. But given the the sheer amount of "legal" 18+ pornography on the web, which no doubt could fuel sexual predators attracted to minor teens, does it do little more than ruin the life of a kid who made this mistake?
I think state and local governments need to come up with new laws to address this issue.
Again, disturbing and distasteful topic, but a pertinent one.