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Fuck, you got me on that one. I deserve a meme on that one.
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lmao peak autocorrect.
As soon as she gives me a copy, I will scan it and post it. She said she was going to give a copy.lmao peak autocorrect.
Hey, Todd, can you get us a copy of the motion? I want to read it without diverting over to the courthouse on my trip next week.
So why did you have computed generated child porn on your computer again?the image the FBI found which we come to find out was a computer-generated image
Computer - generated images are legal, not only are they legal, but it is also constitutional protected speech (see Ashcroft v Free Speech Coalition 2002) if you have an issue with that, take it up with the US Supreme Court.
For full discloser I belong to a few groups that filled amicus curiae with the court in support of the Free Speech Coalition in that case back in 2002. Illinois Supreme Court also stated that computer generated was legal in People v Alexander (Illinois Supreme Court 2003)You're a retard and your idiotic attempts at legal analysis are laughable. Why you continue to flap your mouth while the case is ongoing is beyond my comprehension.
Springfield – Attorney General Kwame Raoul today announced his office is introducing legislation to clarify that Illinois’ child pornography laws apply to images and videos created by artificial intelligence (AI) technology. The measure builds on the work being done by Attorney General Raoul’s office, in collaboration with state and federal law enforcement agencies, to crack down on child pornography throughout Illinois.
Attorney General Raoul initiated House Bill (HB) 4623, which is sponsored by Rep. Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz, to address the use of AI-generated child pornography. The legislation prohibits the use of AI technology to create child pornography that either involves real children or obscene imagery. The bill also separately prohibits the nonconsensual dissemination of certain AI-generated sexual images. Raoul’s legislation was heard today in the House of Representatives’ Judiciary - Criminal Committee where it was passed unanimously.
“Now more than ever, we must address the challenges of AI-generated images and videos in child pornography,” Raoul said. “Any and all child exploitation can be a devastating crime that leaves survivors and their families dealing with a lifetime of trauma. We must hold predators accountable so survivors can receive justice to support their healing.”
Experts from the Attorney General’s office testified before the committee to explain that technological advances have enabled the creation of realistic, computer-generated images and videos of children, and to highlight the ways in which AI-generated child pornography is harmful. When AI technology uses images of real children to generate child pornography, the children who are depicted experience real reputational, emotional and privacy injuries. However, even when the technology does not use images of real children, the resulting child pornography nonetheless perpetuates abusive and predatory behavior.
“Generative AI - the kind that can create realistic images and even videos - is already cheap or free,” said Gong-Gershowitz. “Disgustingly, this technology is being used to create explicit images depicting children. HB4623 is a vital piece of legislation that will help bring our existing sex offender laws up to speed with this rapidly evolving technology. I thank the Attorney General and his staff for their hard work on this legislation.”
HB 4623 will now be considered by the full House of Representatives.
Raoul’s office, with a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice, runs the Illinois Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force that investigates child exploitation crimes and trains law enforcement agencies. The task force receives CyberTips, or online reports of child pornography, from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Over the last several years, CyberTipline reports have steadily increased. In 2023, reports to the ICAC increased by 46% over 2022.
Illinois’ ICAC Task Force is one of 61 ICAC task forces throughout the country and is comprised of a network of more than 185 local, county, state and federal law enforcement agencies. Since 2019, the Attorney General’s ICAC Task Force has received more than 40,900 CyberTips and has been involved in more than 720 arrests of sexual predators. Since 2006, the Attorney General’s ICAC Task Force has been involved in more than 2,010 arrests of sexual predators. The task force also has provided internet safety training and education to tens of thousands of parents, teachers, students and law enforcement professionals.
2024-08-09 | House | Public Act . . . . . . . . . 103-0825 |
2024-08-09 | House | Effective Date January 1, 2025 |
2024-08-09 | House | Governor Approved |
2024-06-24 | House | Sent to the Governor |
Okay, but why did you have computer genrated cp on your computer?Computer - generated images are legal
For full discloser I belong to a few groups that filled amicus curiae with the court in support of the Free Speech Coalition in that case back in 2002. Illinois Supreme Court also stated that computer generated was legal in People v Alexander (Illinois Supreme Court 2003)
You should sue them for a lifetime supply of anal lube. You won't get it but you're gonna need it chomo.how much should I sue them for.... I still think 60 million or at lease 30 million.
pedo said:the image the FBI found which we come to find out was a computer-generated image, not a real child was found after the original charges were dismissed and the warrant was quashed. The warrant was quashed and the charges were dismissed, but the police went ahead and handed the 15 electronic devices over to the FBI. The FBI knew the charges were dropped and that had no warrant at all.
pedo said:April 4th turned computers over to FBI
April 16th Charges dismissed.