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In England, those who send naughty e-mail could wind up on the country's register of sex offenders. An amendment to the Sexual Offences Act of 2003 permits sexual offence prevention orders to be issued to those who those who send obscene e-mails or make nuisance phone calls of a sexual nature.

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