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<div style="margin-left: 25px; float: right;">__TOC__</div>In UK Law, an '''indecent image''' of a child is a photograph or pseudo-photograph (i *Any image may <i>technically</i> be indecent under UK law. ...

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__NOTOC__[[File:Stinson.jpg|thumb|British [[Anti]]-pedophile vigilante Stinson Hunter]] ...er|"Stinson Hunter"]]''' ('''Kieren Parsons''', born 10 October 1981) is a British filmmaker, online [[Vigilantism|vigilante]], and [[anti|citizen-journalist] ...

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...s a theory, appears to conflict with that of [[reflex anal dilatation]], a British theory in which the ''opposite'' reaction is deemed to be evidence of abuse *[https://web.archive.org/web/20090617071009/http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/mcmartin/woodlingtestimony.html Testimony ...

* Designing the first model of the British "Bombe" which was used to crack German "Enigma Machine" messages.<ref>[http ...ef>[https://royalsociety.org/blog/2017/03/alan-turings-law/ "Alan Turing's Law | Royal Society"]</ref> ...

...issue" about the book was its seditious nature. The offices of the book's British publisher, Richard Handyside, were raided by the police and the eventual pr ...ed critically by Peter Hitchens in his 2009 book ''The Broken Compass: How British Politics Lost its Way''. An unexpurgated edition of the book, bar one minor ...

...''Law & Order: Special Victims Unit''' (debuting in 1999, also known as '''Law & Order: SVU''' or simply '''SVU''') is a long-running American police proc ...Nielsen system. Original versions of the show are frequently aired on the British Channel Five, and twelve shows were even re-shot for a successful run in Ru ...

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IICSA was announced by the British Home Secretary, Theresa May, on 7 July 2014.<ref>[https://www.bbc.co.uk/new British-Irish author [[Thomas O'Carroll]]: ...

...rst Indian-born Governor-General, as all previous holders of the post were British nationals. One of [[Mahatma Gandhi]]'s earliest political lieutenants, he j [[Category: People: Historical minor-attracted figures]][[Category:Law/Crime: Indian]] ...

'''Dr Gemma Ahearne''' is a British sex-worker activist, who professes of "21 years experience of the sex indus ...thors]][[Category:Law/Crime]][[Category:Law/Crime: British]][[Category:Law/Crime: Corruption]] ...

...rtual-child-porn-law ATC/ANU - The Perverse Politics of Virtual Child Porn Law]</ref>. [[Research:_Child_Pornography|Evidence]] in fact suggests that chil ...ndecent]] photo-realistic images of children were already illegal under UK law and possession of such images carries the same maximum sentence as actual p ...

'''Eleanor Williams''' is a British woman who, in 2023 at the age of 22, was sentenced and imprisoned for 8.5 y ...l room. Before her arrest, trial and exposure, she became a focal point in British right-wing discourse about alleged "Asian grooming gangs", and a popular ca ...

...self-appointed "policing" and doing of "justice", ''outside'' of the usual law enforcement and criminal justice professions. In the [[minor attracted comm ===Are vigilante attacks on pedophiles a hate crime?=== ...

...TOC__'''George Norman Douglas''' (8 December 1868 – 7 February 1952) was a British writer and historical [[Pederasty|pederast]] now best known for his 1917 no ''An Austrian-born writer of Scottish ancestry, Douglas was widely considered British and lived through the end of the Victorian era and past the end of the Seco ...

....wilsonlaw.com/blog/difference-between-express-and-implied-consent/ Wilson Law: Express and Implied consent]</ref><ref>[https://legaldictionary.net/implie ...ress themselves.<ref>[http://law.cornell.edu/wex/mental_competence Cornell Law: Mental Capacity]</ref> ...

Sharpe grew up in Victoria, British Columbia. A bursary from the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire, ...ling of R. v. Sharpe in January 2001, upheld most of the child pornography law but said that people can't be prosecuted for creating works of their own im ...

...the states typically require the registrant to notify their local or state law enforcement agencies whenever they change residency. In most cases, the reg ...the World'' has been instrumental in campaigning for a so-called [[Sarah's Law]] that would allow such limited disclosure nationwide. Another register, [[ ...

:''Matt Barber, a constitutional law attorney who serves as Concerned Women for America's policy director for cu The [[Internet Watch Foundation]], a British watchdog group, added Wikipedia's article ''Virgin Killer'' to a blacklist ...

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...admit to child porn charges,"] September 2006, [[BBC]].</ref>) is an Irish/British journalist, academic and advocate for [[Minor Attracted Person|MAPs]], bein ...iaisons]</ref> O'Carroll has also published a number of academic articles. British mainstream media has dubbed O'Carroll both Ireland<ref>[https://www.theguar ...

...York, 1976 with the subsidiary title Exploring the pederast underground. A British edition with only the main title was published by Maurice Temple Smith in L [[Category:Law/Crime]][[Category:Law/Crime: American]][[Category:History & Events: American]][[Category:History & Even ...

...Tatchell in the 13 June 1987 edition of ''7 Days'', the newsletter of the British Communist Party at that time, under the heading "Radical thoughts on consen ...egory:Facts of life]][[Category:Hysteria]][[Category:Youth]][[Category:Law/Crime]][[Category:History & Events: Moral controversies]] ...

...mes West''', or '''Donald J. West''' (9 June 1924 – 31 January 2020) was a British psychiatrist and criminologist, Emeritus Professor of Clinical Criminology ...’ with Respect to Moral Offences Involving Children, by Edward Brongersma, British Journal of Criminology, Vol. 20 No. 1 Jan. 1980. pp. 32-33.</ref>: ...

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__NOTOC__[[File:Consent.png|thumb|The British National Council for One Parent Families supported abolition in 1979]] ...nvicted of those offences with the same severity as criminal [[rape]], the law is often referred to as [[statutory rape]]. ...

...of allegations have been a source of ongoing debate among professionals in law enforcement and child protection services. ...ehavioral Science Unit for assistance and guidance in dealing with violent crime, especially those cases considered different, unusual, or bizarre. This ser ...

It's important to note that Echols' brushes with the law were numerous, and in some cases required years to resolve based on his con ...reaming "homophobic and sexist slurs". The police were called but found no crime in progress and requested the protesters to call again if anything happened ...

...ted as being by the hand of Leonardo was once among those contained in the British Royal Collection, but later dispersed. The particular drawing, showing an a ...Real Crime]][[Category:History & Events: Personal Scandals]][[Category:Law/Crime: Corruption]] ...

....gov.uk/rds/pdfs06/hosb2006.pdf A. Shepherd and E. Whiting (2006)] for the British Home Office'''. ...gov.uk/rds/pdfs07/hosb0607.pdf J. Cunliffe and A. Shepherd (2007)] for the British Home Office'''. ...

...by virtue of opposing marriage in general, in terms of equality under the law?'' ...poleon's mother) was married on Corsica at the age of 14 to an 18-year old law student, going on to have eight children who survived infancy. ...

...azine and the commercial-political nexus of Gay Liberation. ''Contemporary British History'', 36:2, 227-252].</ref> The magazine was eventually sold to curren ....277</ref> Links with PIE remained close, even as PIE was shut down by the British authorities and its members arrested, and Stamford's support for the organi ...

'''Roger Moody''' (Born circa. 1940 - Died June, 2022) was a British socialist and civil libertarian MAP author, social worker, political theori ...low) credited Moody with publishing "the first article ever to appear in a British journal (Peace News) in which the author identified himself as a paedophile ...

...n, the Netherlands on April 22, 1998) was a Dutch politician and doctor of law. He was a member of the Dutch Eerste Kamer ("First Chamber" or Senate) for ...alazar, who he much admired at the time. In 1940 he received his Doctor of Law degree ''cum laude'' from the Catholic University of Nijmegen. His disserta ...

...Judge-Executive, Ernie was the Director of the Louisville/Jefferson County Crime Commission. That Commission was the first of its kind to bring police offic ...ucted and taken over a State line, or even a county line, the chances that law enforcement in the new jurisdiction had all the information necessary to sa ...

...e 1995), also known by his self-chosen '''Ernest Borneman''', was a German crime writer, filmmaker, anthropologist, ethnomusicologist, psychoanalyst, sexolo ...onic accuracy and Jewish extroverted lyricism. In Canada he wrote six more crime novels while continuing to pursue anthropological studies as an autodidact. ...

...Violence, 33(1), 5–16. https://doi.org/10.1177/0886260517742046]</ref> In law (where it is applied), grooming typically refers to adults using the intern In 2023, British woman [[Eleanor Williams]] was convicted at the age of 22 for perverting th ...

...49555/Harriet-Harman-under-attack-over-bid-to-water-down-child-pornography-law.html Telegraph - Harman under attack]</ref><ref>[https://www.theguardian.co ...it proposed that there should be no age of consent, and that the criminal law should concern itself only with sexual activities to which consent is not g ...

...ods and the power he wielded came under intense criticism. His approach to law enforcement left a lasting and complex legacy on American civil liberties, ...Hoover announced: "''The sex fiend, most loathsome of all the vast army of crime, has become a sinister threat to the safety of American childhood and woman ...

...</div>'''Child Pornography''' refers to [[pornography]] depicting [[minor (law)|minors]]. Its production and possession are illegal in jurisdictions throu ...countries go further and prohibit all depictions of [[nudity]] of [[minor (law)|minor]]s, whether or not the minor is depicted in an erotic pose or as eng ...

...onsent to "moral panics". Academics such as [[Bill Thompson]] describe the British theory of Moral Panic as a bourgeoise construct of middle-class sociologist ...ch as the Salvation Army and Liberal politicians. The [[Wikipedia:Criminal Law Amendment Act 1885|initial act]] that raised the Age of Consent from 13 to ...