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Child Porn Investigations May Snare the Innocent

Loaded on Nov. 15, 2010 by Michael Rigby published in Prison Legal News November, 2010, page 14
Filed under: Sex Offenders (Discrimination), Malicious Prosecution, Computers, Sentencing, Wrongful Conviction, Internet. Locations: United Kingdom, United States of America.
by Mike Rigby

A new threat looms in the Internet age – the threat of improper prosecutions and wrongful convictions for the unwitting receipt, possession or attempted possession of child pornography. Everyone is at risk, as these offenses can be committed by hackers who gain remote control of your computer, ...

 

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