Child Pornography Transporting or Shipping (Computer or Digital Image that Appears Indistinguishable from Actual Minor but may not be of an Actual Person)

• Category: Federal - Jury Instructions - 11th Circuit - Criminal
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-JURY-11THCIR-O83-3B-CR
• Format: Word

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Pattern Jury Instructions from the 11th Circuit Federal Court of Appeals. For more information and to use the online Instruction builder please visit http://www.ca11.uscourts.gov/pattern-jury-instructions Child Pornography Transporting or Shipping (Computer or Digital Image that Appears Indistinguishable from Actual Minor but may not be of an Actual Person) is a form of child exploitation and the transportation or shipment of such material is illegal. It is a serious crime to transport, ship, or possess any kind of child pornography that depicts a minor. This includes images or videos of a person who appears to be a minor, even if the person is not actually a minor. It also includes computer-generated images that appear to be of an actual minor but are in fact not. The most common types of Child Pornography Transporting or Shipping (Computer or Digital Image that Appears Indistinguishable from Actual Minor but may not be of an Actual Person) are: • Possession of child pornography: Possession of any kind of child pornography that depicts a minor, whether it is a real minor or not, is illegal. • Distribution of child pornography: Distributing or sharing child pornography with someone else is illegal. This includes sending images or videos to other people or posting them online. • Production of child pornography: Creating or producing child pornography is illegal. This includes making images or videos of a minor, even if the person is not actually a minor. • Transportation of child pornography: Transporting or shipping child pornography is illegal. This includes sending images or videos to other people or transporting them across state or international borders. • Promotion of child pornography: Promoting or advertising child pornography is illegal. This includes advertising the sale or exchange of child pornography or offering it for sale on the internet.

Child Pornography Transporting or Shipping (Computer or Digital Image that Appears Indistinguishable from Actual Minor but may not be of an Actual Person) is a form of child exploitation and the transportation or shipment of such material is illegal. It is a serious crime to transport, ship, or possess any kind of child pornography that depicts a minor. This includes images or videos of a person who appears to be a minor, even if the person is not actually a minor. It also includes computer-generated images that appear to be of an actual minor but are in fact not. The most common types of Child Pornography Transporting or Shipping (Computer or Digital Image that Appears Indistinguishable from Actual Minor but may not be of an Actual Person) are: • Possession of child pornography: Possession of any kind of child pornography that depicts a minor, whether it is a real minor or not, is illegal. • Distribution of child pornography: Distributing or sharing child pornography with someone else is illegal. This includes sending images or videos to other people or posting them online. • Production of child pornography: Creating or producing child pornography is illegal. This includes making images or videos of a minor, even if the person is not actually a minor. • Transportation of child pornography: Transporting or shipping child pornography is illegal. This includes sending images or videos to other people or transporting them across state or international borders. • Promotion of child pornography: Promoting or advertising child pornography is illegal. This includes advertising the sale or exchange of child pornography or offering it for sale on the internet.