Update: Judge Agrees with Teens in Pennsylvania Sexting Case

A victory for free expression!

The judge held that the prosecutor’s proposed action violated free speech and parental rights.

NCAC’s coverage of this case is available here.

The court’s ruling is available here.

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Judge Nixes Child Porn Charges Against Cellphone Teens « studentactivism.net Says:
March 31, 2009 at 11:32 am | Reply
[...] Seventeen of the students signed up for the program. The other three sued. And yesterday a federal judge took their side. [...]
Kimberly D Says:
April 2, 2009 at 10:55 am | Reply
Sending nude photographs of yourself to someone is fine as long as it doesn’t involve pornography of children. What two consenting adults do is private.
HonestOpinion Says:
April 3, 2009 at 2:07 pm | Reply
Read the case, a U.S. District judge sided with the teens, and issued a temporary restraining order against the prosecutor. It is’t all about nudity, one of the girls was NOT nude but stood provocativly, WWHHHAAATTTT!!!! is wrong with this prosecutor. Sex offender mania went to his head. He needs to retire, he has lost his BLEEEPING mind.

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