Prosecution norms and age
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It probably wouldn't be an issue unless they were pleading not guilty. At that point, the solicitor can ask to see the images, but they would only do this if the person has told them that all of the images are definately over 18.
If there were 10 images and only 1 was over 18, or on the borderline, then the CPS can just prosecute the youngest image they find and the rest are effectively ignored.
If you have concerns about images being added to the database that shouldn't be, then it's best to raise that through the solicitor, not with the OIC.
If there were 10 images and only 1 was over 18, or on the borderline, then the CPS can just prosecute the youngest image they find and the rest are effectively ignored.
If you have concerns about images being added to the database that shouldn't be, then it's best to raise that through the solicitor, not with the OIC.
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This is my worry.
When they search his phone, we have photos in his gallery of our granddaughter, in the bath, nappy change and so on. Photos of our daughter, when younger, posing with friends on the beach and dance photoshoots. Will these family photos be categorised as indecent? We too have sent nudes to each other of ourselves, will these be suspected?
When they search his phone, we have photos in his gallery of our granddaughter, in the bath, nappy change and so on. Photos of our daughter, when younger, posing with friends on the beach and dance photoshoots. Will these family photos be categorised as indecent? We too have sent nudes to each other of ourselves, will these be suspected?