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Sexting Charges in Queensland – What You Need to Know
Sexting can lead to serious criminal charges, especially if it involves someone under 18 or images shared without consent. If you are being investigated or have concerns about an image, get legal advice early.
Proposed changes to consent laws in Queensland
New legislation introduced to parliament aims to implement an affirmative model of consent in Queensland. Affirmative consent requires each person engaging in a sexual activity to take steps to confirm the other person consents to the activity. Under this model, consent cannot be assumed. Current laws in Queensland do not require affirmative consent.