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Child Pornography Charge Evidence
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Accusations alone arent enough for a child pornography charge in Nebraska; corroborating evidence like digital files or credible testimonies is required. No statute of limitations exists for these charges.Full Conversation
Can someone get charged with possession of cp based off of accusations alone?
Hello ****, in general, accusations alone aren't enough to charge someone. There must be enough evidence for the charge. However, laws may vary by location. Can you please provide your location for specific information?
Nebraska
Hi ****, in Nebraska:
- Accusations alone aren't sufficient to charge someone with child pornography (CP).
- There must be corroborating evidence such as digital files, photographs, or videos.
- A mere accusation without evidence would usually not lead to a charge. However, it could trigger an investigation.
- Accusations alone aren't sufficient to charge someone with child pornography (CP).
- There must be corroborating evidence such as digital files, photographs, or videos.
- A mere accusation without evidence would usually not lead to a charge. However, it could trigger an investigation.
What about testimonies alone?
In Nebraska:
- Testimonies can be considered as evidence.
- However, the weight of a testimony depends on its credibility and consistency.
- It's ultimately up to the judge or jury to evaluate the credibility of the testimony.
- Testimonies can be considered as evidence.
- However, the weight of a testimony depends on its credibility and consistency.
- It's ultimately up to the judge or jury to evaluate the credibility of the testimony.
Typically, investigators would have to get digital evidence for someone to even be charged?
Would investigators have to get digital evidence for someone to even be charged for a crime like this?
Typically, in Nebraska:
- Investigators would prefer to have digital evidence when charging someone with possession of CP.
- However, charges can be brought based on other forms of evidence like credible testimonies, circumstantial evidence, etc.
- The decision ultimately rests with the prosecutor.
- Investigators would prefer to have digital evidence when charging someone with possession of CP.
- However, charges can be brought based on other forms of evidence like credible testimonies, circumstantial evidence, etc.
- The decision ultimately rests with the prosecutor.
Even if the alleged incident happened *+ years ago?
In Nebraska:
- There's no statute of limitations for child pornography charges.
- This means a case can be initiated regardless of how long ago the alleged incident occurred.
- However, the age of the evidence could impact its credibility and relevance.
- There's no statute of limitations for child pornography charges.
- This means a case can be initiated regardless of how long ago the alleged incident occurred.
- However, the age of the evidence could impact its credibility and relevance.
Even non-federal?
In Nebraska:
- Yes, the absence of statute of limitations for child pornography charges applies to both federal and state laws.
- It's important to note that each case is unique and outcomes may vary.
- Yes, the absence of statute of limitations for child pornography charges applies to both federal and state laws.
- It's important to note that each case is unique and outcomes may vary.
You told me earlier that it had a 5 year statute of limitations
Apologies for any confusion, ****. In Nebraska, the general statute of limitations for felonies is 3 years. However, for child pornography offenses, there's no specific time limit for initiating charges under both state and federal law.
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