Did a man get sentenced to 18 months in prison for accidentally texting a sexually explicit message to his complete address book? The following article claims that a man in England was sentenced to 18 months in jail for mistakenly blasting on his complete address book using Blackberry Messenger Service a sexually explicit text message to which two minor girls were among the recipients: > < On the surface this seems unreasonable, but as the discussion at that article points out, perhaps there is more going on here than is being reported? Is this just a simple as a man being punished by an overreaching law for an albeit embarrassing mistake, but certainly not an intentional act to solicit minors or is there more going on here and another side to this story to counter balance what on the surface seems to be justice gone awry? Is there substance to his claim that it was unintentional?

This is a true story and can be checked on the court hearings site.

A man named Craig Daniel Evans was sentenced for something at the court mentioned in the article, during the month the article claims he was sentenced. This makes it more than likely true, as its unlikely to have picked a random name and court and month.

Use this case number at the site below: T20118037

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