If you're a teen, a first offense for sending a sexual image of yourself or any offense for possessing a sexual image of someone else is not a crime. It can, however, get you labeled a child in need of supervision by the Nevada Division of Child and Family Services. You may be ordered to pay a fine or perform community service, but will not be labeled a delinquent child and will not be subject to registration or community notification as a juvenile sex offender. You commit a delinquent act however when: You commit a second or subsequent offense of sexting an image of yourself, or You commit any offense that involves transmitting or distributing a sexual image of another minor, as described above. A delinquent act is the juvenile equivalent of a misdemeanor and the court may order your detention for up to 6 months at the Clark County Juvenile Detention Center in Las Vegas or another juvenile detention facility. However, you will not be considered a sex offender or be subject to registration or community notification as a juvenile sex offender.