Previously convicted New York sex offender charged with possessing child pornography
"As alleged, this case underlines the urgent need for law enforcement to continue its efforts to protect children from those who prey on them over the Internet and endanger them," said Preet Bharara, U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York. "As today's charges demonstrate, we will use every tool available to law enforcement to prosecute and punish those who allegedly possess and distribute child pornography."
Q: Would it actually make a significant difference If "registered" sex offenders were ban from the internet?
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