Enhancing the Effective Prosecution of Child Pornography Act of 2007
December 3, 2007
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Current status: signed.
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The bill proposes changes to federal criminal statutes that could alter the legal standards and procedural requirements for prosecuting child pornography offenses in federal courts.
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Federal prosecutors
The bill would change the legal framework and standards used by prosecutors in child pornography cases.
Defendants in child pornography cases
The bill would alter the legal standards and potential prosecution procedures applied to individuals charged with these offenses.
Current stage: signed.
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The bill proposes changes to federal criminal statutes that could alter the legal standards and procedural requirements for prosecuting child pornography offenses in federal courts.
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