Boy, 14, spared jail in Scottish rape case EDINBURGH, Scotland, June 1 (UPI) -- A Scottish boy whose lawyer said had a "skewed view" of sex from watching pornography online will not go to jail for the rape of a girl, 9, a judge decided. The boy was 12 when he assaulted the girl and later admitted he did so, police said. The boy, who is now 14, had open access to hard-core Internet pornography and was acting out what he saw, lawyer Sean Templeton said. This is the tip of the iceberg. Many, many cases throughout the country may not be identified, not reported, not coming to anyone's attention. The teen was spared jail Thursday by a judge of the High Court in Edinburgh, The Daily Telegraph reported. "This was an emulation of an adult act witnessed by him at this young age," Templeton said. He was afforded unfettered access to the Internet and it has become apparent from a very young age, the age of 12, he was accessing hard-core pornography. There is a real risk that young people of the current generation of teenagers are growing up with a skewed view of what sex is and sexual activity. Judge Lady Smith referred the case to a children's agency, meaning the boy will be kept under supervision instead of being in jail. "You should not and must not regard pornography as any guide at all as to how to behave sexually," Smith told the boy.