The fact that I answered your question does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and me. I advise you to consult with a local attorney of your choosing to obtain specific legal advice. It is my personal opinion based on your question, and it was given without obtaining the detailed information that I would normally request in order to render comprehensive legal advice. Thank you! Please note that the above answer is not to be construed as legal advice. Prevalence research has focused on self-reported acts, and no research has established the actual frequency and nature of deliberate sex acts with animals. If my answer was helpful to you, I would appreciate if you would mark it either 'helpful' or 'best answer' if you feel that applies, as AVVO gives us rating points based on feedback. Bestiality is an uncomfortable topic about which there is limited scientific literature.
Also, it seems unlikely that police actually break into your screen and announce that you broke a law, so you might want to run a virus scan. Your best bet is to talk to a criminal lawyer in CA and get some advice. I changed the subject heading so that criminal defense attorneys may see it and respond. My boyfriend practiced bestiality on his family farm as a teenager. Did you ask this question a week or two ago, or is there an epidemic of this going on? In any event, your question went out as an Entertainment Law question, which it is not.
