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Model legislation and international calls to action to reconcile definitions, evidence-preservation rules, and reporting duties for electronic service providers and courts.
Generating AI-produced child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in 2025 is legally treated as a serious criminal offense under federal law and increasingly under state law, and the probability of detection ...
Federal constitutional law — especially the — and a growing body of appellate decisions limit how and when investigators can use network investigative techniques such as warrantless server inspections...
The assembled reporting does not identify any specific action taken by the regarding or AI‑generated sexualized images; the available sources document state and federal responses broadly — including m...
Only a few primary sources in the reporting explicitly identify a state-level rule that bars probation for convictions tied to child sexual abuse material (); the clearest concrete example is ’ senten...
International collaboration combines cross-border investigations, shared forensic capacity, and harmonized policy to make dark‑web CSAM networks prosecutable and to remove material—but these efforts a...