(STL.News) A serious criminal charge can sound simple when reduced to the name of the offense. The actual case is built from specific legal elements. Prosecutors have to prove those elements with evidence rather than rely on the disturbing nature of an allegation. North Carolina law defines second degree sexual exploitation of a minor through specific acts involving prohibited visual material. A person facing second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor charges needs to understand which part of the statute the prosecution claims was violated and what evidence connects that person to the material. The State Must Prove Knowledge Knowledge
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