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: Sex Offender Issues, News, Recidivism and Studies

OH- Teen sexting' penalties too harsh, lawmakers say

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4-15-2009 Ohio:Bills hold juveniles accountable without labeling them sex offendersTwo Ohio lawmakers want to make sure teens accused of "sexting" -- sending sexually explicit photos of themselves via cell phones or the Internet -- are not labeled felons and sex offenders. Companion bills introduced by Rep. Ron Maag of Salem Township and Sen. Bob Schuler of Sycamore Township, both Republicans,

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues, News, Recidivism and Studies on April 15, 2009 (boomark / email).

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