Can Possession of Adult Pornography Be Considered a Crime?
Can Possession of Adult Pornography Be Considered a Crime?
While most people know that child pornography is illegal, many are unaware that certain pornography involving adults can be unlawful as well. This occurs when pornography is deemed to constitute “obscene matter” under California Penal Code Section 311. Continue reading to learn when possession of adult pornography can be considered a crime. Definition of Obscene Matter (PC Section 311) According to PC Section 311, “obscene matter” is defined as matter…
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What are Misdemeanor Sex Crimes in California?
What are Misdemeanor Sex Crimes in California? In California, there are several types of crimes, including infractions, misdemeanors and felonies. Misdemeanors are offenses that result in less than 365 days jail time in a local county jail, while felonies are more serious crimes that typically result in a state prison sentence. Compared to felonies, misdemeanors are less serious crimes. There are also crimes that are considered “wobbler offenses,” which means…
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