5th Circuit: Restitution to child porn victim not limited by proximate causation

U.S. v. Wright, No. 09-31215 (5th Cir. Apr. 20, 2011)
This appeal presents issues related to the amount of restitution that a district court may order a defendant convicted of possessing child pornography to pay to one of the children depicted in the images . . . As explained further below, the recent In re Amy panel opinion rejected the causation arguments made by Wright

D.C. Circuit Approves Internet Ban on Defendants Who Use the Web to Victimize Children

“In U.S. v. Love, a three-judge panel on Jan. 22 upheld the Internet ban that was imposed as a condition on Allan Love’s release after he has served his sentence for transporting or shipping material involving child pornography.”

D.C. Circuit: Internet ban for those who use the web to victimize children is “reasonable”

U.S. v. Love, No. 07-3140 (D.C. Cir. Jan. 22, 2010)

D.C. Circuit: Internet ban for those who use the web to victimize children is “reasonable”