Court finds child porn possession a ‘continuous’ crime

By: Scott Lauck December 15, 2015

A Missouri appeals court ruled Tuesday for the first time that possession of child pornography is a “continuing course of conduct” that doesn’t end until the defendant loses possession of the images — such as when the police seize them. The case stems from the arrest of Larry Wright, whom St. Louis County police began investigating ...

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Court finds child porn possession a ‘continuous’ crime

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