The Moral Debate About Child Porn 

In 2007 James Kent, a professor of public administration at Marist College, was convicted on 134 counts of possessing child pornography on his computer. Just a few days ago, New York State’s highest court, considering Kent’s appeal, ruled that mere possession of computerized pornographic images of children does not constitute a violation of New York law.  While New York State legislators are rushing to repair the breach in the state’s pornography legislation, the arguments used on both sides reveal a confusion – especially on the part of opponents of pornography – that only strengthens the hand of pornographers and may some day serve to render some forms of kiddie porn completely legitimate.  READ MORE HERE