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NY Times sees sexting news fit to print

By Douglas A. Berman

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Today's New York Times has a huge front-page story on teenage sexting, along with companion article looking at both the legal and social realities surrounding this modern technology issue.  Here are links to the pieces: "Poisoned Web: A Girl?s Nude Photo, and Altered Lives" "States Struggle With Minors? Sexting" "What They're Saying About Sexting" The middle article about state laws starts this way: In the last two years, legislators have been weighing graduated responses to sexting between minors.  Some legal scholars refer to the images as ?self-produced child pornography.? Some states have amended their statutes on child pornography, obscenity or Internet crimes.  Many allow juvenile offenders to be charged with a misdemeanor or a lesser offense, so they can qualify for diversion programs and have their records expunged...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on March 27, 2011 (boomark / email).

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