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The man surnamed Jiang had just turned 18. He met Xiaojun through LINE through a friend’s introduction, and the two developed a relationship.
A man surnamed Jiang was accused of luring Xiaojun (pseudonym) to take nude photos of himself for him to watch. The judge found that Xiaojun first asked Jiang Nan to send him sexual images, and then Jiang Nan asked Xiaojun to take nude photos of himself and show them to him, so he was sentenced to one year in prison. (situational photo)
A man surnamed Jiang, who just turned 18 in Keelung City, was accused of luring a male junior high school student Xiaojun (pseudonym) to show him selfies and nude photos. Xiaojun's classmates accidentally told the teacher that the photos were exposed. The Keelung District Court concluded the trial a few days ago. The judge considered that Jiang Nan confessed to the crime and had obtained the understanding of Xiaojun's family. Jiang Nan violated the Child and Juvenile Sexual Exploitation Prevention Act and sentenced him to 1 year in prison, suspended for 2 years.
The verdict pointed out that Jiang Nan had a crush on Xiao Jun, and after obtaining the mobile communication software LINE through a friend, they became a couple. While chatting with Jiang Nan, Xiao Jun received a message from Jiang Nan, "Husband, I also want to see you naked." He took nude photos of himself and sent them to Jiang Nan. Later, Xiao Jun's classmates discovered that there were nude photos in his phone and told the teacher, who forwarded them to the police for investigation. After an investigation by the Keelung District Prosecutor's Office, Jiang Nan was charged with "inducing a juvenile to shoot sexual images of his own accord" with a prison term starting at three years.
However, the judge examined the conversation record between the two and found that it was Xiaojun who first asked Jiangnan to send the sexual image, and Jiangnan later replied, "Hubby, I also want to see you naked." Xiaojun complied and did not refuse or was induced or coerced in the process.
The judge believed that Jiang Nan only asked and obtained consent without any additional intervention or deception, which was in line with the practical "informed consent" and was a "direct filming" crime. Therefore, the prosecution law was changed in accordance with the law, and the crime of "filming sexual images of juveniles" was changed to a lighter punishment of more than one year, and Jiang Nan was sentenced to one year in prison.
Another trial considered that he confessed to the crime, had a good attitude after the crime, and reached a settlement with Xiaojun's parents. Moreover, Jiang Nan had just turned 18 years old and still had to support his father after graduating from high school. He was given a suspended sentence and the opportunity to rehabilitate himself. He was suspended for 2 years. During the probation period, he must serve 40 hours of voluntary labor.

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