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Federal law defines child pornography as any visual depiction of sexually explicit conduct involving a minor, anyone less than 18 years old. This includes both simulated or digitally generated images and pornography produced with the actual involvement of the minor. The prohibited pornography may be in the forms of photographs, videos, images, digital downloads, undeveloped film, and electronically stored data. It is important to note that sexual activity in the image is not necessary for it to be considered pornography. Images containing a nude photo of a child that is deemed sexually suggestive may be enough for a child pornography conviction. Additionally, any depiction of a minor engaging in sexual conduct is considered unlawful.
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