( CNN ) -- Florida prosecutors have offered teenager Kaitlyn Hunt a new plea deal -- one that would keep her out of jail , even if she 'd have to admit wrongdoing -- tied to charges she 's facing for having sex with a then-14-year-old girl , a state attorney said Wednesday . Hunt , who turned 19 on Wednesday according to her family , is charged with two felony counts of lewd and lascivious battery after the parents of the 14-year-old went to authorities . Hunt 's family says their relationship was consensual , though in Florida a person under the age of 16 is not legally able to give consent to sex . Bruce Colton , state attorney for Florida 's 19th judicial circuit , told CNN that his office offered Hunt the latest plea deal in July . Under its terms , she would plead to two misdemeanor battery counts and one felony count for interference of child custody -- a charge that could be expunged later from her record -- said Colton . In exchange , Hunt would be subject to a curfew , would have to do community service and would be on probation , he added . But she would not face jail time , nor would she have to wear an ankle bracelet or have to register as a sex offender . The state attorney says he feels the plea deal addresses the concerns of Hunt , the younger teenage girl and their respective families . Hunt 's lawyer replied that her client would n't agree to such a deal , according to Colton . But the state attorney 's office is pressing the lawyer further , asking for documentation that shows Hunt talked about the arrangement with her client and that Hunt formally declined it . As of Wednesday , that last part had n't happened , Colton said . If Hunt is convicted on all charges she 's currently facing , she could go to prison for 15 years . No trial date has been set . The current offer is at least the second plea deal offered by prosecutors . Last spring , Hunt rejected one that would have required her to plead no contest to child abuse and , in return , spend two years on strict `` community control '' followed by one year of probation . `` If this case involved a boy and girl , there would be no media attention to this case , '' her attorney Julia Graves said then in a statement . `` ... If this incident occurred 108 days earlier when ( Hunt ) was 17 , we would n't even be here . '' The case generated buzz when Hunt 's family went public on Facebook , detailing their daughter 's case and essentially accusing the victim 's family of going after their daughter because she is gay . The victim 's family said that is n't true ; they are only trying to protect their teenage daughter . Sheriff : Case is about age , not gay rights . Jim and Laurie Smith have told CNN affiliate WPEC that they twice warned Hunt , who was then 18 , to stop . They took action after going to their daughter 's bedroom one weekend morning and discovered she was missing . `` We had no other alternative but to turn to the law , use it basically as a last resort , '' Jim Smith said . Hunt 's supporters see the case differently , with some accusing the Smiths of going after the teen because of her sexual orientation . And for Hunt herself , she does n't want to pay for a relationship that , in her opinion , was not wrong . `` I 'm scared of losing my life , the rest of my life , '' she said earlier this year , `` not being able to go to college or be around kids , be around my sisters and my family . '' CNN 's Greg Botelho and Ashley Fantz contributed to this report .
Kaitlyn Hunt faces 2 felony counts of lewd and lascivious battery in Florida . She was 18 when she allegedly had a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old girl . Hunt says it was consensual ; the younger teen 's parents say they want to protect their child . Comment: