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Taliaferro argued that on the Internet people pose as someone they are not all of the time and that it is difficult to tell who you are actually chatting with.

Because of this, Internet chat sometimes turns into fantasy and is not grounded in reality.

"He definitely did more than just chat," said Chief Justice Christine Durham.

"He set up a meeting and showed up at the scene." The statute states a person must believe that the person they are chatting with is a minor.

Therefore, many jurisdictions will treat cybersex as engaging in sexual practices.

This will in turn give rise to the situation where cybersex can be illegal.

He said he was "troubled" by the law and concerned about its constitutionality.

In this case, Wilkins said it appeared all the state needed to do to convict someone was to go online, set up a meeting for sex and that is enough.

After tracking his license plate number, Gallegos turned himself in.

Gallegos claims he had never believed the person he was chatting with was a minor.