Apparently, in the state of New York on-line child pornography isn’t a crime anymore. Or better still, an appeal court ruled that Internet users can’t be convicted if they just “view” images related to that particular kind of wicked stuff on a Web browser.
The
debated decision came from the New York Court of Appeals on the case of James D. Kent, an assistant professor of public administration at Marist College (Poughkeepsie) on whose computer were found, during a virus scan he requested in 2007, child pornography images.
