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Legislative proposals aimed at improving the reporting of child sexual abuse material, including the STOP CSAM and REPORT-era bills.
Online platforms in the are legally required to report apparent child sexual abuse material () to the CyberTipline once they obtain actual knowledge, and recent legislation has expanded what must be r...
Electronic service providers (ESPs) decide what to include in referrals based on statutory duties in that require reporting of apparent , guided by internal detection, review practices, and ’s reporti...
California’s new notice-and-staydown regime (AB 1394) requires platforms to block reported CSAM and make “reasonable efforts” to prevent reposting, creating a state-level duty that sits alongside—but ...
U.S. courts have split over whether law enforcement may rely on a platform’s automated or human review of suspected child sexual abuse material (CSAM) without a warrant, applying competing doctrines—c...
Defense counsel most commonly first learn of a child sexual abuse material (CSAM) investigation when tangible court or administrative process reaches the client: typically a search warrant, a grand‑ju...