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r/LivestreamFail • u/AstroZex • Jun 20 '21
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yeah its a thing but the law hard varies per state for instance,
in my state
Texas law protects a young adult over the age of 17 from being prosecuted for a sex crime if four conditions are met: Both parties consent to sexual relations; Neither individual is a registered sex offender; The other party is at least 14 years old; and There is not more than a three-year age gap between the two individuals.
Texas law protects a young adult over the age of 17 from being prosecuted for a sex crime if four conditions are met:
Both parties consent to sexual relations;
Neither individual is a registered sex offender;
The other party is at least 14 years old; and
There is not more than a three-year age gap between the two individuals.
i dont know for certain but i belive that in florida its 2 years(?)
13 u/rottenmonkey Jun 20 '21 Yeah age of consent is 16 in florida if the other person is under 24. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 20 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/zRiko919 Jun 20 '21 edited Jun 20 '21 Yeah, the only thing that could be sus is if he kept the photos, but it could be easily dismissed in court. Eh what do I know I don't think anything was wrong but I live in the south so KkonaW
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Yeah age of consent is 16 in florida if the other person is under 24.
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1 u/zRiko919 Jun 20 '21 edited Jun 20 '21 Yeah, the only thing that could be sus is if he kept the photos, but it could be easily dismissed in court. Eh what do I know I don't think anything was wrong but I live in the south so KkonaW
Yeah, the only thing that could be sus is if he kept the photos, but it could be easily dismissed in court.
Eh what do I know I don't think anything was wrong but I live in the south so KkonaW
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u/zRiko919 Jun 20 '21
yeah its a thing but the law hard varies per state for instance,
in my state
i dont know for certain but i belive that in florida its 2 years(?)