United States v. Cameron
District Court, D. Maine
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER ON POST-TRIAL MOTIONS
JOHN A. WOODCOCK, JR., Chief Judge.
James Cameron moves for post-trial relief from verdicts finding him guilty of multiple child pornography offenses, asserting violations of his Sixth Amendment right of confrontation, the erroneous admission into evidence of digital images of child pornography, the failure to suppress the evidentiary results of an illegal warrantless seizure of property, improper venue, lack of jurisdiction, and the improper consideration of expert medical testimony. The Court rejects the Defendant’s motions, concluding that the digital evidence was…
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