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Is Sexting Against the Law in NJ?

Sexting is defined as the act of transferring sexually explicit messages to single or mass recipients through cell phone text messaging or any other electrical devices used for messaging. The following slide explains the NJ law for sexting. Sex crime defense attorneys at the Law office of Joel Silberman in New Jersey have experience and knowledge in this area. Call us at (201)-273-7070 or 800-889-3129 or email at joel@joelsilbermanlaw.com. Visit http://www.joelsilbermanlaw.com/

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Is Sexting Against the Law in NJ?

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  1. Is Sexting Against the Law in NJ? Tel: 201-273-7070 Toll Free: 800-889-3129 E-Mail: joel@joelsilbermanlaw.com www.joelsilbermanlaw.com

  2. What is Sexting? • Sexting is defined as the act of transferring sexually explicit messages to single or mass recipients through cell phone text messaging or any other electrical devices used for messaging. • The messages usually contain illicit photographs or video links depicting the person sending them. • Sexting is against the law in New Jersey.

  3. Why Is Sexting Against The Law? Sexting is illegal because of the danger and violations such as: • Child Pornography Charges. • Victimisation. • Harassment and Stalking. • Misuse of the Images.

  4. Sexting Laws • Sexting in New Jersey is a crime under New Jersey Endangering Welfare of Children Statute. If convicted, it could result in up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $150,000. • If one is convicted of possession of sexually explicit material, offender could face up to 18 months in jail and a fine.

  5. Teenage Sexting Laws In New Jersey • New Jersey’s teen sexting law was enacted in 2012. Since its enactment; New Jersey has created a diversion program that may be used instead of criminal prosecution for teens who are charged with child pornography as a result of sexting. • As per judge discernment, teens involved in sexting may be ordered to participate in an educational program or counseling. This program addresses the consequences of sexting instead of being criminally prosecuted.

  6. Sex Crime Defense Attorney, New Jersey • Contact a sex crime defense attorney in New Jersey if you have been arrested or charged with sexting. • Speak with Attorney Joel Silberman to ensure your rights are not jeopardized.

  7. Contact Us: Joel Silberman, Sex Crime Defense Attorney, New Jersey 549 Summit Avenue Jersey City, NJ 07306 Tel: (201)-273-7070 Toll Free (800)-889-3129 E-Mail: joel@joelsilbermanlaw.com www.joelsilbermanlaw.com

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