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In reply to the discussion: ‘Anonymous’ Forces 40+ Child Pornography Sites Offline [View all]
namaste2
(74 posts)9. While I really appreciate any inteference with taking down such filth serving the lowest human
activity imaginable, but my question is this; they posted specific details, but can law enforcement use that to prosecute those involved or will this prevent any criminal charges?
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While I really appreciate any inteference with taking down such filth serving the lowest human
namaste2
Feb 2013
#9
The offenders are likely to re-offend and now LE can use the lists as seeds for other investigations
Bernardo de La Paz
Feb 2013
#17
That is exactly what I said. The cops cannot collect tainted evidence If they don't follow all legal
tblue37
Feb 2013
#54
it's interesting that the main hosting site calls itself Freedom Hosting.
BlancheSplanchnik
Feb 2013
#30