A victim in a child pornography case who is seeking nearly $3.3 million in restitution from the man caught with an image of her will get a second chance to try to convince a federal trial judge in Washington to…
Appeals court ruling in Texas case could ease path for child porn victims to get restitution
HOUSTON – Victims of child pornography around the country could have an easier time getting restitution from those convicted of possessing such images, according to a federal appeals court ruling this week in a Texas case. But legal experts say…
Porn victims demanding restitution
The attorneys for the victim in the Washington case, solo practitioner James Marsh of White Plains, N.Y., and Paul Cassell, a former federal judge who teaches at the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, are pressing forward with…
Texas inmate is part of growing child porn trend that has ruined lives
By mid-2009, prosecutors noted, 62 original photos of that woman’s abuse had metastasized online. More than 8,800 versions had surfaced in criminal investigations. The woman’s lawyer, James Marsh of New York City, calls those numbers low; versions have recently been…
More trouble for Amazon, this time with photos – Amazon sells books and videos containing images of children in possible sexual situations
“What the law has upheld is that nudity alone is not enough to prove that something is child pornography,” said lawyer James Marsh, one of Flatley’s teammates in the fight for Masha’s Law. Marsh represents victims in child pornography cases…
Child porn victims seek multimillion-dollar payouts
“Each and every redistribution of the images causes a distinct injury to the victim,” Marsh told The Register. “It’s a very deliberate act that they choose when they go seek images of my client out.” Marsh and other child victim…