United States v. Byrd Byrd argues that Jacobson requires the government to prove predisposition only by evidence that existed before the government began its solicitation. Prompt response to each government mailing illustrates his predisposition. United States v. Whether the age of a model in a child pornography prosecution can be determined by a lay jury without the assistance of expert testimony. United States v. Layne Possession may be actual or constructive.
Possession is a continuing offense.
Knowing possession of illegal material is not a passive crime. United States v. Campos Testimony regarding the meaning of a screen name registered to on-line accounts. United States v. Anderson Exigent circumstances during controlled delivery of child pornography United States v. Fabiano Defendant argues that the evidence was insufficient to prove that Defendant knew, prior to receiving the visual depictions, that the images depicted minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct. United States v.