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- derson was 19 when he had sex with a 14-year-old Michigan girl who had told him she was 17. Even if the sex was consensual and even if the girl did lie about her age, it is not a defense under current sex-offender laws.
- Now 20 years old, Anderson pleaded guilty this year to misdemeanor criminal sexual conduct.
- Anderson's original sentence was thrown out last month because of his age, and he was resentenced Monday under a Michigan law that provides leniency for first-time offenders between the ages of 17 and 20.
- Judge Angela Pasula was "very professional and very kind," Zach's father Les Anderson said Monday. "It was a fair sentence."
- Zach Anderson was originally given five years' probation after a 90-day jail sentence and was required to stay on the Michigan and Indiana state sex offender registries for 25 years.
- Now 20, Anderson will no longer be on the Michigan registry -- the state where he had sex with the girl.
- "It's a really good feeling," said Anderson. "A lot better than the first time."
- In his home state of Indiana, he may have to stay on the registry during the term of his probation.
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