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National Law Center for Children and Families
NLC joins brief before US Supreme Court Print E-mail

Image The National Law Center joined a friend of the Court brief before the US Supreme Court on an important Child Pornography case. The NLC was joined by child advocacy organizations Stop Child Predators, The KlaasKids Foundation, The Joyful Child Foundation and the Jessica Marie Lunsford Foundation.

Oral argument on case was heard by the Supreme Court on October 30, 2007. 

 

The case, US v. Williams, is an appeal of a federal court striking down a law that prohibited persons from marketing and trafficking child pornography on the internet. "This case is important to provide law enforcement a tool to combat the on-line exploitation of children" said Richard Whidden, NLC Executive Director. "We are proud to partner with leaders in child advocacy field in bringing these arguments in support of children before the Court,” Mr. Whidden added.

 

The case is scheduled for review by the Supreme Court later this year. To read a copy of this brief, click here.

 

 
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Trafficking sweeps successful

ALEXANDRIA, Va.- June 27, 2008-The National Law Center for Children and Families (NLC), a national nonprofit organization dedicated to combating child sexual exploitation, recognizes the FBI for the arrests of over 300 individuals in 16 cities last week.  The arrest sweeps rescued 21 juveniles from sex rings around the country. The sweeps are a result of the "Innocence Lost" the FBI, Department of Justice, and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children initiative to end the trafficking and prostitution of children in this country. 

 


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