SCOTUS Decision Issued in Paroline v. U.S. Today

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Child pornography victims are routinely harmed by thousands of perpetrators many of whom are never identified, let alone prosecuted. It places a significant burden on courts, the government, and victims to try to calculate the relative harms caused by each individual perpetrator.

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SCOTUS Decision Issued in Paroline v. U.S. Today

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