Which offense involves communicating in a sexually explicit manner with a minor over the internet, or distributing sexually explicit material to a minor, including knowingly soliciting a minor to meet up for sexual conduct?

• A. Online Impersonation
• B. Unauthorized Use of Telecommunications Service
• C. Breach of Computer Security
• D. Online Solicitation of a Minor

Answer: (D)

Online Solicitation of a Minor focuses on using online platforms to get a minor involved in sexual activity, including sending or sharing sexually explicit material with a minor and trying to arrange a real‑world meeting for sexual purposes. This matches the described conduct because it specifically covers communicating sexually explicit material to a minor, distributing such material to a minor, and knowingly soliciting a minor to meet for sexual conduct. The other offenses don’t fit because they concern different harms: online impersonation is about pretending to be someone else, unauthorized use of telecommunications deals with using services without permission, and breach of computer security involves hacking or unauthorized access. The essence here is using digital means to exploit a minor sexually, including solicitation to meet.