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    What Is California Penal Code 288.3? An Updated Guide

    California Penal Code 288.3 makes it a felony to contact or communicate with a minor when the purpose of that contact is to commit sexual offenses. Understanding how prosecutors build these cases is the first step toward an effective defense.

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    What Is Online Solicitation of a Minor in California

    Online solicitation of a minor is one of the most aggressively prosecuted charges in California. Under several overlapping Penal Code sections, prosecutors can pursue felony charges based solely on digital messages, even if no in-person meeting ever occurred. If you or someone you care about is ...

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