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Strict Sexting Crimes
Teens who sext, send or receive sexually explicit pictures may not understand they are committing illegal activities and could face charges. Due to strict sexting laws, teens residing in Connecticut, Florida, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, South Dakota, Virginia, and West Virginia, may face jail time and risk having to register as a sex offender if convicted of these
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