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This is horrible and unfortunately more widespread than I assumed.
This is horrible and unfortunately more widespread than I assumed.
Honest question: if they have all this individual IPs downloading this shit tracked, what's impending the authorities to act?
Is it from that Europol investigation?
But the ICE dudes are locking up the aliens, no? The due process thing is about sending them to other countries, not locking them up.Well, just like with illegal gang members that aren’t even citizens, we need due process. Thankfully places like California are decrimilizing all these things anyway, so that basically people can be illegal human and child sex traffickers and just get in with their life
That's fucked up, you would think it would be very easy for police to track this activity down, why does it feel like nothing really gets done about it?
but by Tebow's claim people are downloading it, wouldnt it be enough to start an investigation and get warrants to at least seize computers/cell phones?It is highly unlikely in any jurisdiction that viewing of child porn would be unlawful, as intent is required. Looking at child porn is not illegal. Having it in your possession or giving it to others is. The police will NOT arrest you because you clicked a link with child porn. You can get in trouble If you downloading it, distributing it, and possessing it.
In California for example, Viewing child porn is not specifically criminalized under California law. Penal Code Section 311.1 does criminalize the possession, making, distribution and publication of child porn. http://codes.findlaw.com/ca/penal-code/pen-sect-311-1.html
but by Tebow's claim people are downloading it, wouldnt it be enough to start an investigation and get warrants to at least seize computers/cell phones?
But the ICE dudes are locking up the aliens, no? The due process thing is about sending them to other countries, not locking them up.
If they can individually track the IPs they should be getting tons of warrants to at least seize the computers/phones and start the due process, specially if that huge of a number are hands on predators, children are in danger. Am I tripping here?
It is highly unlikely in any jurisdiction that viewing of child porn would be unlawful, as intent is required. Looking at child porn is not illegal. Having it in your possession or giving it to others is. The police will NOT arrest you because you clicked a link with child porn. You can get in trouble If you downloading it, distributing it, and possessing it.
In California for example, Viewing child porn is not specifically criminalized under California law. Penal Code Section 311.1 does criminalize the possession, making, distribution and publication of child porn. http://codes.findlaw.com/ca/penal-code/pen-sect-311-1.html
There's been a huge story lately about Pornhub and other sites, and how they knowingly accept and put up child porn, rape, human trafficking, and other horrible videos. They do it for money and don't seem to care, though something is finally being done about it.I thought child porn was only in the dark net
In California for example, Viewing child porn is not specifically criminalized under California law. Penal Code Section 311.1 does criminalize the possession, making, distribution and publication of child porn. http://codes.findlaw.com/ca/penal-code/pen-sect-311-1.html
It's most likely population density. There is no better side. There is a lot of empty in the middle of America. Also some places don't have these laws in place.That's frightening.
There also seems to be something is a divide between west and east.
There's been a huge story lately about Pornhub and other sites, and how they knowingly accept and put up child porn, rape, human trafficking, and other horrible videos. They do it for money and don't seem to care, though something is finally being done about it.