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Lewis v. United States , US , S. If so, ask: Do the relevant federal statutes preclude the application of the state law? Specifically, would the application of the state law interfere with the achievement of a federal policy, effectively rewrite an offense definition that Congress carefully considered, or run counter to Congressional intent to occupy the entire field under consideration?

The FACA may not be used to extend or narrow the scope of existing federal criminal law. United States , U. Perkins , 6 M. The government must establish exclusive or concurrent federal jurisdiction before FACA is applicable. See In the case of United States v. Dallman , 34 M. A guilty plea may be sufficient to establish the jurisdiction required by the act. Kline , 21 M. Jones , 34 M. There is no enumerated crime addressing child pornography in the UCMJ, and the president has not listed a child pornography offense under Article Therefore, crimes in the military that involve child pornography must be charged under a general article Article or Article There are two ways to charge child pornography crimes using Article Medina , 66 MJ 21, 29 n.

Possession of child pornography may be charged as a Clause 1 or Clause 2 offense. Referencing an unconstitutional statutory definition of child pornography in the pleadings and instructing the members using the unconstitutional statutory definition created an instructional error in an Article child pornography case.

This analysis should also apply if the offense was charged under clauses 1 and 2 of Article Although In the case of United States v. Medina , 66 MJ 21 CAAF provides the current state of the law regarding the relationship between the three clauses of Article , the following cases were affirmed under clause 2 of Article Clause 3, Article Key federal statutes.

The following federal statutes are available for charging various conduct involving the production, possession, transportation, and distribution of child pornography:.

Among other prohibitions, this provision covers the use of minors in the production of child pornography. This is the federal provision that most comprehensively covers the use of computers and the Internet to possess, transport, and distribute child pornography. Statutory Definitions. Using Clauses 1 and 2, Article Child pornography, whether virtual or actual, can be prejudicial to good order and discipline and service-discrediting.

Mason , 60 M. Brisbane , 63 M. Constitutionality of the Federal statute. Williams , S. Constitutional because its prohibition against knowing transport, shipment, receipt, distribution, or reproduction of a visual depiction of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct requires that the accused know that the performer in the depiction was a minor, thereby satisfying First Amendment concerns.

X-Citement Video , S. X- Citement Video , S. Practitioners in overseas and deployed locations should ensure that the federal statute applies to the conduct at issue.

Appellant pled guilty, in relevant part, to sending, receiving, reproducing, and possessing child pornography under Article , Clause 3, in violation of the CPPA. Strong dissents from both C. Gierke and J. Reeves , 62 M. The accused was stationed in Hanau, Germany, and used the on-post library computer to receive and print out images of child pornography that had been sent over the Internet.

While still in Germany, he also used a video camera to record sexually explicit imagery of two German girls from about feet away. Citing Martinelli , the court held none of the following acts were continuing offenses with conduct that occurred in the United States.

As such, there could be no domestic application of the CPPA: 1 possession of child pornography at an on-post public library, land used by and under the control of the federal government; 2 receiving child pornography that had been transmitted through the Internet; and 3 using minors to engage in sexually explicit conduct to produce a visual depiction of such conduct.

See also In the case of the United States v. For example, an officer who is charged with stealing property under Article of the UCMJ can additionally be charged under this article as well. The maximum punishment according to UCMJ Article is a Dismissal, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and confinement for a period not in excess of that authorized for the other crimes the accused is also convicted of. If no period of confinement is prescribed for the other conviction, the confinement period may last up to one year.