The law treats perpetrators under the age of 18 a little differently. If you are under 18, depending on the circumstances, the perpetrator may also be charged with crimes related to child pornography. a parent sharing images of his/her child in a bathtub. There are exceptions in certain situations involving family members, i.e. See “What is the punishment?” for more information.įor situations involving minors, see the Q&As “What if I am under 18?” and “What if the perpetrator is under 18?” This person could also be violating civil laws related to invasion of privacy, economic harm, etc. The person knows or reasonably should know that disclosure would harm you. The person knows or should have known that you did not consent to the disclosure and The image was obtained under circumstances in which a reasonable person would know or understand that the image was to remain private Washington law states that it is a crime for a person age 18 or older to knowingly disclose an intimate image of you when: Sharing or publicizing intimate images without your consent is against both civil and criminal law. Images stolen from electronic devices (phones, computers, tablets, etc.) Images taken during the course of an intimate relationship (including images you took of yourself and shared with the intent to keep them private) It’s also commonly called “revenge porn.” These images can include: “Nonconsensual pornography” is when a sexually graphic image of you is shared without your consent.
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