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The legal implications of accessing illegal content online, including child pornography, and the severity of penalties for such offenses.
Yes — but almost never for the mere act of loading a webpage; arrest for visiting a website is legally plausible only when that visit is tied to criminal behavior, statutory prohibitions, or when data...
There is no universal treaty that criminalizes “visiting” the dark web; laws applied to dark‑web activity are a patchwork that target criminal content (possession) and criminal conduct (intentional ac...
Mere online access to an image can in some circumstances be charged as possession of illegal content, because U.S. federal statutes and many state laws treat electronic receipt, storage, or “accessing...