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Who is the National Center on Sexual Exploitation Law Center?

The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) Law Center is a nonpartisan and nonsectarian entity that believes law is one of the greatest tools for defending human dignity against sex trafficking, pornography, child sexual abuse, and other forms of sexual violence. The law sets social norms, punishes exploiters, and gives justice to survivors.

The NCOSE Law Center promotes and participates in key, precedent-setting cases and advocates in our state and federal legislatures to impact policy for those who have experienced sexual harm.

The NCOSE Law Center empowers citizens to improve their states and communities through model legislation on issues like illegal pornography, illicit massage parlors, the demand for sex trafficking and prostitution, and more.

The NCOSE Law Center also mentors and trains future lawyers and prosecutors to ensure a future generation of legal advocates who know how to best help victims and shape legislation that promotes human dignity and flourishing.

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Could I Qualify for a Lawsuit?

Confidentiality: The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) may use or maintain the information provided here to contact you for further details regarding your experience. Information from this form is strictly confidential. Access to confidential information is permitted only on a need-to-know basis and limited to the minimum amount of confidential information necessary to accomplish the intended purpose of the use, disclosure, or request. By submitting this information, you authorize representatives of NCOSE to contact you for further information, and confirm your understanding that the provision of information on this form does not establish a client-attorney relationship between you and NCOSE.

Disclaimer: The Law Center cannot guarantee legal representation to every injured person with a potential legal claim and the submission of this questionnaire does not create an attorney-client relationship. Except in situations directly related to litigation the Law Center generally cannot assist with record expungement requests.

Did someone upload sexually explicit images of you as a minor, or without your knowledge or consent? Did someone upload sexually explicit images of you as a minor, or without your knowledge or consent? Yes No

Were you ever forced, coerced, pressured, or tricked into performing paid sex acts? Were you ever forced, coerced, pressured, or tricked into performing paid sex acts? Yes No

Did someone solicit or upload sexually explicit images of your child over the Internet? Did someone solicit or upload sexually explicit images of your child over the Internet? Yes No

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