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The topic revolves around the legal implications of cached browser files in CSAM prosecutions, specifically whether they constitute 'possession' and if government review of these files is constitutionally permissible. This includes the analysis of the Present Possession approach and the Evidence Of approach, as well as the private-search doctrine.
treats browser caching differently depending on the legal regime at issue: has evolved to recognize that automatic, transient copies made by browsers are typically necessary to use the web and have be...
Since 2015 courts have produced a split and technical body of decisions about whether cached browser files (and similar cached/automated detections) constitute "possession" for CSAM prosecutions and w...