All,
Given the interest that was generated by this discussion last week, I'd
like to bring to everyone's attention another online document on the
matter:
http://www.ncsl.org/programs/lis/kidnet/reportreq0603.htm
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Tobin Craig, MRSC, CISSP, SCERS, EnCE, CCE
IT
The opinions expressed below are my personal and professional opinions,
and not the official position of my employer
Apologies in advance for the long posting.
What is this thing you believe in, an 'electronic crime against a
child' ?
Well, if you had actually taken the time to quote me
Steve,
Inline..
Hate to play alwyer here but doesn't all of this get shot down by 3rd
Circuit Federal Court of Appeals decisions regarding the FBI's
Innocent Images project? It basicly shot down the concept of you
clicked on a chold porn link therefore you're guilty.
Well that applies to
dave kleiman wrote:
Jason,
You are definitely off here.
"""Companies and their lawyers who fail to keep up with child pornography
law do so at their peril. The bipartisan resolve of state and federal
legislators to combat child pornography has led to laws that put the fate of
those who
Steve,
Inline..
Hate to play alwyer here but doesn't all of this get shot
down by 3rd Circuit Federal Court of Appeals decisions
regarding the FBI's Innocent Images project? It basicly
shot down the concept of you clicked on a chold porn link
therefore you're guilty.
Well that applies
dave kleiman wrote:
Steve,
Inline..
Hate to play alwyer here but doesn't all of this get shot down by 3rd
Circuit Federal Court of Appeals decisions regarding the FBI's
Innocent Images project? It basicly shot down the concept of "you
clicked on a chold porn link therefore
Tobin Craig ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I have spent considerable time
researching ad discussing with
lawyers your fantastic notion that
corporations are exempt from
reporting electronic crimes against
children.
What is this thing you believe in, an 'electronic crime against a child' ?
Are
Jason,
You are definitely off here.
Companies and their lawyers who fail to keep up with child pornography
law do so at their peril. The bipartisan resolve of state and federal
legislators to combat child pornography has led to laws that put the fate of
those who innocently possess child porn
