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While about two dozen states have passed laws addressing this issue, the typical approach is to create a new misdemeanor offense for minors whose sexting violates the letter of bans on child pornography without victimizing anyone. I mean we have push-up bras for year-olds and thongs for seven-year-olds. It fits what I'm seeing when I go into schools and I talk to students a great deal and I say to them, you know, hold up your cell phone. Judge Pierre Rabie ruled that two sections of the Sexual Offences Act, which criminalises consensual sexual activity between children age 12 and 16, invalid and deemed them to be inconsistent with the South African constitution. Of these, only Nebraska treats consent as an affirmative defense if the sexting occurred between two minors. Well, first of all, the outrage was that the Washington Post put it on the front page and that they sort of blamed the messenger. Young women and young men at this age participate consensually in these acts, and the videotaping they all do. Instead, this bill would create the new misdemeanor crime of "possession of sexually explicit digital material," banning the creation, production, distribution, presentation, transmission, posting, exchange, dissemination, or possession "through a telecommunications device any sexually explicit digital material" by anyone under age These teens have no problem in fucking their step-dads, not even their step-brothers! If the person claims that they are not the one that sent the messages they can try to argue that as a defense. A girl who agreed to send her girlfriend a naked picture is not as dangerous to the community as a child molester but the charge of sex offender would be applied equally to both of these cases. And this is the point where I have to say that this conversation might not be appropriate for everybody because we are going to talk about the story involving a young girl and sex. Laura Sessions Stepp is the author of "Unhooked: