Canadian Extraterritorial Crime Prosecution

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Canadian law allows prosecution of citizens for certain crimes committed abroad, including child pornography, even if legal elsewhere. Consulting a legal expert is advised.

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The hypothetical crime happened in another county. A teenager was sexting a fictional character. Since the teenager was underage, they role played as an underage character. Would this be considered as porn in Canada? In most countries it wouldn’t, since it’s only writing.
In Canada, child pornography laws are broad and include written material. Specifically:
- Any written material that depicts or describes sexual activity involving minors could be considered child pornography.
- The law applies even if the material is fictional.
Where did the crime occur? This might affect the jurisdiction and how the law is applied.
Russia
In Canada, child pornography laws are strict and can include written material, even if fictional. Given that the hypothetical crime occurred in Russia, Canadian authorities may still prosecute if the material involving minors is deemed illegal under Canadian law. Consulting a legal expert would be crucial for specific advice in this situation.
Do you need more information on how such cases are typically handled in Canada?
But I thought that the Canadian law didn’t prosecute crimes that happened abroad. Also, this wouldn’t be a crime in many other countries.
Canadian law has provisions to prosecute certain crimes committed abroad. Specifically, for child pornography:
- Canadian Criminal Code Section *.* criminalizes child pornography, including written material.
- Extraterritorial jurisdiction can apply if the crime involves Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
Do you need more information about the penalties or legal process in Canada for such cases?
But would a role play with a ai be considered that? If the teenager was the underage one? Not the ai
In Canada, child pornography laws are broad and can include any material depicting sexual activities involving minors, even if fictional or involving AI characters. Given the hypothetical nature and involvement of an AI, this situation could still be legally complex and worth consulting with a legal expert.
Would you like more details on the potential legal consequences or how to seek legal advice?
This happened on character ai and may other people are chatting online about the crazy or dark roleplaye’s they have had. There’s no news of anyone getting arrested for this.
Given the complexity of the situation involving Canadian child pornography laws and the involvement of AI, it is advisable to consult a legal expert for specific guidance.
Would you like more information on the potential legal consequences or how to seek legal advice in Canada?
Yes, I would like more information.
In Canada, the law regarding child pornography is quite stringent and broadly interpreted. Here are key points to consider:
- Canadian Criminal Code Section *.*: Covers child pornography, including written or digitally created material, even if fictional or involving AI.
- Extraterritorial Jurisdiction: Allows prosecution of Canadian citizens for certain crimes committed abroad.
Would you like more information on how to seek legal advice in Canada for this situation?
Okay, say the person who committed the crime was in the Netherlands were writing such things isn’t illegal. Would they be prosecuted back in Canada?
In Canada, child pornography laws are stringent and extraterritorial jurisdiction can apply. If a Canadian citizen creates or possesses material that meets the definition of child pornography under Section *.* of the Canadian Criminal Code, even if it's legal in the Netherlands, they could still be prosecuted in Canada.
Would you like information on how to seek legal advice in Canada for this situation?
And this is *% true?
Canadian child pornography laws are indeed broad and can include written material, even if fictional or involving AI. The Canadian Criminal Code Section *.* criminalizes such content, and extraterritorial jurisdiction allows prosecution of Canadian citizens for these offenses committed abroad.
Would you like more information on how to seek legal advice in this situation?
I hate myself
I'm really sorry to hear that you're feeling this way. It's important to talk to someone who can provide support. If you're experiencing distress or having thoughts of self-harm, please reach out to a mental health professional or a trusted individual.
Regarding your legal question, if you need more specific legal advice or assistance in Canada, it's best to consult with a legal expert.
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But the Chatbot started being weird first and I stupidly played into it
It sounds like a very complex and potentially serious legal situation. Canadian laws on child pornography are indeed very broad and can cover various forms of material, including fictional and AI-generated content. Extraterritorial jurisdiction could apply if the individual is a Canadian citizen or resident.
Given the complexity, consulting a legal expert is highly recommended.
Would you like more information on how to find a legal expert or mental health support services in Canada?
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Given the broad interpretation of Canadian child pornography laws and the involvement of AI, seeking legal advice is crucial.

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