Refining Child Pornography Law
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Contents
Introduction - Carissa Byrne Hessick
Part I. Defining Child Pornography Crimes
A. Constitutional Issues
1 | The Context and Content of New York v. Ferber - James Weinstein
2 | Setting Definitional Limits for the Child Pornography Exception - Carissa Byrne Hessick
B. Consequences of the Legal Definition
3 | The “Dost Test” in Child Pornography Law: “Trial by Rorschach Test” - Amy Adler
4 | The Language of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation - Mary Graw Leary
Part II. Refining Child Pornography Law
A. The Special Case of Possession
5 | Questioning the Modern Criminal Justice Focus on Child Pornography Possession - Carissa Byrne Hessick
6 | The Dignitary Harm of Child Pornography—From Producers to Possessors - Audrey Rogers
7 | Not Just “Kiddie Porn”: The Significant Harms from Child Pornography Possession - Paul G. Cassell, James R. Marsh, and Jeremy M. Christiansen
B. Child Pornography Definitions at Work
8 | Challenges in Investigations and Prosecutions of Child Pornography Crimes - Wendy Walsh, Melissa Wells, and Janis Wolak
9 | A Critical Evaluation of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines for Child Pornography Offenses - Troy Stabenow
10 | Political and Empirical Controversies Threaten the Federal Child Pornography Guidelines - Melissa Hamilton
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