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What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state? California, US federal court
I want to know how you would argue the following:
US federal case
Based upon my training and experience, I am aware that the following characteristics are generally found in varying combinations in people who produce, trae, distibute, or possessimages of minors egaged in sexually explicit conduct: These people view children as sexual objects. They receive ratification from sexually explicit images of minors. These people collect sexually explicit images of minors which they use for their own sexual gratification and fantasy. These people rarely, if ever, dispose of sexually explicit images of minors because the images are treated as prized possessions. They store such images in different formats including photos, printouts, magazines, videotapes, and forms of digital media such as hard drives, diskettes, and cd-roms. They store such images in different places including their home, their car, and other areas under their control. These people use sexually explicit images of minors as a means of reliving fantasies or actual sexual encounters. They also use the images as keepsakes and as a means of gaining acceptance, status, trust, and psycological support by exchanging, trading, or selling the images to other people with similar interests.
If this case was your how would you dispute or argue on what grounds the above statements made by an affiliat of the FBI in a federal case?
I want to know how you would argue the following:
US federal case
Based upon my training and experience, I am aware that the following characteristics are generally found in varying combinations in people who produce, trae, distibute, or possessimages of minors egaged in sexually explicit conduct: These people view children as sexual objects. They receive ratification from sexually explicit images of minors. These people collect sexually explicit images of minors which they use for their own sexual gratification and fantasy. These people rarely, if ever, dispose of sexually explicit images of minors because the images are treated as prized possessions. They store such images in different formats including photos, printouts, magazines, videotapes, and forms of digital media such as hard drives, diskettes, and cd-roms. They store such images in different places including their home, their car, and other areas under their control. These people use sexually explicit images of minors as a means of reliving fantasies or actual sexual encounters. They also use the images as keepsakes and as a means of gaining acceptance, status, trust, and psycological support by exchanging, trading, or selling the images to other people with similar interests.
If this case was your how would you dispute or argue on what grounds the above statements made by an affiliat of the FBI in a federal case?