Teenagers who share sexual images through texting – commonly referred
to as "sexting" – are committing criminal acts that could land them in
prison for 20 years or more.
That's because creating photos and videos of teens falls under
Michigan's child sexually abusive material law. They also could provide
evidence of first degree criminal sexual conduct, punishable by up to
life in prison.
And because cell phones are considered computers, sexting can draw
added punishment as much as 20 additional years -- for using a computer
to commit a crime.
Article here (via mlive).
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