RM387: Seventh Circuit Guts an AI CSAM Charge

This week on Registry Matters: the Seventh Circuit gutted an AI-generated CSAM possession count after the government conceded that no real child was depicted — a ruling with major implications for how prosecutors charge synthetic imagery cases. We also walk through a practical framework for vetting a lawmaker before you approach them, judging legislators by their track record of actually passing bills and by how safe their seat is, rather than by party label.

Show Notes

  • [02:36] How to Vet a Lawmaker Before You Ask — How to evaluate legislators on their bill-passing record and electoral safety margin instead of party affiliation.
  • [14:54] Seventh Circuit Guts an AI CSAM Charge — The Seventh Circuit voided an AI-generated CSAM possession count after the government conceded no real child existed.

Chapters

  • [02:36] How to Vet a Lawmaker Before You Ask
  • [14:54] Seventh Circuit Guts an AI CSAM Charge

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