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A court case where the Ninth Circuit reversed a CSAM conviction due to issues with automated screening.
The most prominent federal appellate decision that curtailed a on evidentiary grounds is , where found the government failed to establish the reliability of Google’s automated screening and therefore ...
Federal courts have largely allowed private, provider‑initiated automated scans for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) to proceed without a warrant under the “private search” doctrine, but recent appe...
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...