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Federal law treats possession and access to child sexual abuse material (CSAM) as related but distinct offenses
Federal law makes it a crime to produce, distribute, receive, transport, advertise, access with intent to view, and possess child sexual abuse material (CSAM), primarily through statutes codified in T...
Federal law treats possession and access to child sexual abuse material () as related but distinct offenses: possession generally requires proof that a defendant knowingly had dominion and control ove...
Federal criminal law does not automatically make a photo of a minor in athletic boxer briefs into child sexual abuse material (CSAM); instead, federal statutes prohibit “visual depictions” of minors e...