Kids in Cuffs: The Trouble with Teen Sexting Laws
It's one of the most common parenting nightmares of the 21st century: Finding out your teen swapped inappropriate text messages with a classmate. Unfortunately, outdated laws often make reality even worse--juveniles can actually go to jail for sending or receiving a sext, even though such behavior is ubiquitous among young people. The purpose of this panel is to inform the public about an aspect of criminal justice in desperate need of reform: the law as it relates to teenagers and technology.
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Programming descriptions are generated by participants and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SXSW.
Emily Horowitz
St Francis College

Amy Lawrence
Harmony House
Robby Soave
Reason Foundation
Emily Yoffe
The Atlantic