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== Film ==
* Porn movies, in general, tend to put disclaimers at the beginning claiming [[Totally Eighteen|all actors are legal age]], given the penalties for casting someone who is not.
** [https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2257 18 U.S. Code § 2257. Record keeping requirements] requires producers of all US films containing actual sexual explicit conduct to keep records of ID for every performer portrayed in the work.
** There's a history behind this; Traci Lords broke into porn [[Really Seventeen Years Old|at age sixteen, using fake ID]]; as soon as the deception was spotted, every copy of almost every film in which she had ever appeared became very illegal to possess, let alone sell, and had to be destroyed.
* In the movie ''Lifeguard'', the chief lifeguard warns his assistant that having sex with an underage girl — even if she's willing — is a crime. Then he goes ahead and has sex with one anyway after warning the trainee that it's a bad idea.
* MTV had a TV movie about this named after the trope. The reason why it's notable is that the titular jailbait later became the Pink Ranger on [[Power Rangers SPD]].
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