so, because of that, he was convicted of class b felon, and, therefore, has to register as sex offender for the rest of his life. does this become a precedent in how widespread is that law? across the country, these laws are very confusing. we saw recently in the news where there was a situation where a young man was convicted of statutory rape and could never use a computer under the terms of his probation because he was registered as a sex offender. so there s a lot of overlap here when we re talking about statutory rape as the kid was convicted of, where simply because he had sex with a girl who was underage now. he is a sex offender and may not be able to use computers in the same way he did. even if hi doesn t go to jail it s not sure whether he can go to harvard if he is restricted from using computers. so a lot of things about the sex crime laws that get complicated, even if someone doesn t go to jail. every time somebody does a background check on him, sex offender will p
been found not guilty, whether he would pursue a lawsuit against the school for negligence in having this type of culture there, and now you see the mother listen. they re probably not thinking about gist yet but when hey start talking about the disappointment with the school, the school not acting appropriately, my lawyer saries perk up. my journalists ears say they didn t write that without counsel. i want to talk about the charge today. not found guilty of rape. right. but of a felony charge in computer use. and how he reached out to hook up with an underaged girl. our sex crime laws are broad. he was using the school computer systems and also facebook in order to arrange force this meeting and the law in that state allows for you to be convicted of this type of crime if you arrange for the meetings through computers.