In ‘sexting’ case, police want to photograph teen in sexually explicit manner
I'm not really sure if I'm in the minority or not, but I really don't see a crime happening here. Maybe you ground them and take away their phones, but, I mean, these kids are under the guardianship of their parents and are presumably in a relationship that both sets of parents have (at the very least) acknowledged. It's not like he just sent her the video out of the blue with no warning.<p>I don't see a crime here, when both parties are in a relationship and both consent to the transaction.<p>I dunno. Maybe I'm naive or something.