Sextortion Legal Rights Ohio

Summary

Sextortion is illegal under both federal and Ohio state law. You have the right to report it to local law enforcement and consult a lawyer. In Ohio, the age of consent is 16, so a relationship between a 19 and 17-year-old isnt illegal. However, sending explicit pictures could fall under child pornography laws. Indianas age of consent is also 16, but its illegal to possess, produce, or distribute explicit images of a minor in both states. If you charge her for sextortion, she could potentially file charges against you, depending on the evidence. Always seek legal advice for your specific situation.

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I'm a victim of sextortion and i want to know wut my legal rights r
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, Jay. To assist you better, could you please provide the location where you live? Different jurisdictions have different laws and protections for sextortion victims.
Ohio
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, Jay. In Ohio:
- Sextortion is illegal under federal and state law.
- You have the right to report it to your local law enforcement.
- You can also consult a lawyer to explore your options.
Remember, you're not alone and there are resources available to help you.
I got another question
Of course, Jay. Feel free to ask your next question. I'm here to help.
Im * and she is *
Thank you for sharing the additional information, Jay. Are you asking about the legal ramifications of your interaction with a minor?
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In Ohio, the age of consent is *, so a relationship between a * and *-year-old isn't illegal. However, sending explicit pictures could fall under child pornography laws, which can be serious. Always consult with a lawyer for your specific situation.
She lives in Indiana Does that make a Difference
Yes, it does. Indiana's age of consent is also *. However, it's illegal to possess, produce, or distribute explicit images of a minor (under *) in both states. Always seek legal advice for your situation.
If i charge her for sextortion could she charge me to
Yes, she could potentially file charges against you. It would depend on the details of the case, including the evidence each party has. It's crucial to consult with a legal professional for advice tailored to your circumstances.