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Lawmakers Considering Changes to Sexting Laws

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28th Apr 20177th Apr 2017

The debate over how to address sexting has divided lawmakers in Colorado. Representative Pete Lee says as long as it’s consensual it’s not criminal.

http://denver.cbslocal.com/video/category/news-politics/3647409-lawmakers-considering-changes-to-sexting-laws/

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