Minor Impersonation Legal Consequences

Summary

In Michigan, it is illegal for minors to impersonate adults to obtain explicit material, leading to potential fraud or child exploitation charges. Adults deceived in such situations may face scrutiny but can avoid severe penalties if they can prove lack of intent and knowledge. Legal advice is recommended for both parties involved.

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Sure! Here are some more details on the potential legal consequences:
For the Minor:
- False Impersonation: This can lead to charges of fraud or misrepresentation.
- Child Exploitation Laws: If a minor is involved in obtaining explicit material, it can be viewed as child exploitation, even if they are posing as an adult.
For the Adult:
- Unintentional Involvement: If the adult can prove lack of knowledge and intent, they may avoid severe penalties.
- Scrutiny: They may still face investigation and need to demonstrate they were deceived.
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