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  • FLORIDA'S STATUTORY RAPE LAWS

    What is Statutory Rape in Florida? Laws that prohibit sexual activity with a minor, even when the minor is a willing participant are referred to as “Statutory Rape” laws. These provisions make it illegal to have certain types of sexual activity with minor’s a crime even if the underage person was a willing participant, even an initiator to the activity. Florida 16 to 24 Law Florida has crafted ...
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  • Quick Reference Guide to Sex Offender Registration

    Florida State Statute 943.0435 list 19 offenses which require a person to register as a Sex Offender. The most common are sex with a minor – Florida State Statute 794.05 , possession or transmission of child pornography – Florida State Statute 847.0137 and sexting with a minor – Florida State Statute 847.0138 . If you have been convicted of one of these crimes, no matter the sentence you MUST ...
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  • Florida Woman has Sex with Dog

    A woman in Florida has admitted to taking selfies as she had sex with her dog, according to police. Eighteen-year-old Ashley Miller was charged with two counts of sexual activities involving animals after Bradenton investigators found the graphic photos on her cell phone. 2-face, her Pitbull, was coerced into licking Miller in a manner similar to that of oral sex, between 30 and 40 times over the ...
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  • Child Sex Sting Leads to Arrests of Disney, SeaWorld, Universal Studios Employees

    Earlier this month, authorities in the state of Florida planned and executed a sting operation to arrest individuals involved with soliciting sex. This operation carried out by Sheriff’s deputies in both Lake and Polk counties was different in nature from other sting operations; this time, the individuals soliciting sex were soliciting not from prostitutes, but from what they thought were minors, ...
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