Legal Opinion
United States v. Jennifer A. Sparks
Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
Decided December 1, 2015No. 14-12075, 14-12143PublishedCited by 38 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
ROSENBAUM, Circuit Judge:
Defendant-Appellants Alan Robert Johnson and Jennifer A. Sparks’s day did not start well for them. They left their cell phone at a Walmart store. But this wasn’t just any cell phone; Johnson and Sparks’s phone stored hundreds of images and videos of child pornography that they had made using Sparks’s friend’s four-year-old child — and Johnson was already a registered sex offender. So Defendants must have felt pretty relieved when they learned that Linda Vo, an employee of the Walmart where Defendants left their phone, had found it and that she agreed to return it.
But…
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