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FL S2560
Bill
AI Summary
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A minor commits sexting if they knowingly use an electronic device to transmit or distribute to another minor a photograph or video of themselves depicting nudity that is harmful to minors as defined in Florida Statutes sections 847.001(6) and (9).
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First violation is a noncriminal violation punishable by 8 hours of community service or a $60 fine, with possible court-ordered training or instruction in addition to or in lieu of these penalties.
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Second violation after being found to have committed a noncriminal sexting violation is a second-degree misdemeanor; third violation is a first-degree misdemeanor; fourth violation is a third-degree felony.
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The bill does not prohibit prosecution of a minor for other state law violations if the image includes depiction of sexual conduct or sexual excitement, nor does it prohibit prosecution for stalking under Florida Statutes section 784.048.
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The act takes effect October 1, 2010.
Legislative Description
Offense of Sexting [SPSC]
Last Action
Died in Messages
4/30/2010