We conclude that the trial court did not err in denying the MJOA. See State v. Crook, 331 Or.App. 524, 530, 547 P.3d 158, rev den, 372 Or. 718 (2024) ("The evidence that defendant downloaded and saved the images to his cellphone and that he was aware that they depicted child sexual abuse was not disputed, and that evidence is sufficient to allow a rational finder of fact to conclude that the state proved each element of [first-degree encouraging child sexual abuse] beyond a reasonable doubt."). Reversed and remanded.