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What Is Sextortion?
What Is Sextortion?

Sextortion involves the use of coercion or threats to force an individual to send sexually explicit photos and/or videos of themselves. Essentially, the term is short for sexual extortion. The person seeking to obtain the sexually explicit materials might attempt to force ...

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    Sextortion involves the use of coercion or threats to force an individual to send sexually explicit photos and/or videos of themselves. Essentially, the term is short for sexual extortion. The person ...

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  • What Constitutes Harassment in Minnesota?

    According to Minnesota law, harassment occurs when a person knowingly engages in behavior that adversely affects the person subject to the conduct. Specifically, Minnesota Statutes § 609.749 provides ...

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  • How Does Bail Work in MN?

    What You Need to Know About Bail If you were arrested in Minnesota and taken into police custody, you may sit in jail for a period of hours or days depending on the nature of your alleged criminal ...

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