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15th January   

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Podcast with lawyers and campaigners discussing impact of the R v Peacock obscenity acquittal

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 full story: Obscenity in the UK...Gay fisting, urolagnia and BDSM found not obscene by jury

north pod lawThe podcast is introduced as follows:

Well this week it's all about sex again! And you really probably should ensure your children aren't in the back seats if you're listening in the car. Awkward questions might abound. Ben, Kirstin and regular contributor, Jonathan Holt, talk with Alex Dymock once more following the verdict in the Southwark Obscene Publications Trial and are joined by Myles Jackman, one of Michael Peacock's defence team and journalist David Allen Green to discuss the merits of repealing the 1959 Act and what this verdict means for future prosecutions.

...Listen to the podcast

Sergio has also kindly listed articles discussing this R v Peacock case:

blog.indexoncensorship.org/2012/01/06/obscenity-trial-verdict-michael-peacock-pornography/
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R_v_Peacock
www.freedominapuritanage.co.uk/?p=2042
janefae.wordpress.com/2012/01/06/news-feed-an-end-to-obscenity-law/
lawandsexuality.blogspot.com/2012/01/fisting-in-courtroom.html
www.newstatesman.com/blogs/david-allen-green/2012/01/crown-court-prosecution
www.newstatesman.com/blogs/david-allen-green/2012/01/peacock-trial-fisting
obscenitylawyer.blogspot.com/2012/01/obscenity-trial-of-decade.html
strangethingsarehappening.com/news-obscenitytrial.html
www.guardian.co.uk/law/2012/jan/07/obscene-publications-act-future-doubt
www.guardian.co.uk/law/2012/jan/06/obscenity-trial-law-digital-age
www.lawgazette.co.uk/blogs/blogs/news-blogs/an-obscene-waste-money
www.lawgazette.co.uk/obiter/bottoms-and-broomsticks
www.newstatesman.com/blogs/the-staggers/2012/01/obscenity-law-depraved-trial
www.politics.co.uk/comment-analysis/2012/01/06/comment-are-we-seeing-the-death-of-obscenity
www.theweek.co.uk/law/44124/sleazy-michael-wins-obscenity-trial-over-fisting-dvds
quietgirlriot.wordpress.com/2012/01/11/freedom-in-a-puritan-age-or-not/
timeritous.wordpress.com/2012/01/09/r-v-peacock-the-last-obscene-publications-act-prosecution/
sexonomics-uk.blogspot.com/2012/01/obscenity-trial-ends.html
www.solicitorsjournal.com/story.asp?sectioncode=2&storycode=19392
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-16443697
mag.bent.com/news/not-guilty-verdict-in-gay-porn-obscenity-trial/

 

8th December   

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Extreme porn cited in rape trial

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HM Courts ServiceThomas Jackson has been jailed for 12 years for raping a teenager from Carlisle.

Police recovered three computers used by the defendant, and discovered he had looked at extreme pornography websites, some depicting rapes.

Passing sentence, Judge Batty told Jackson: This is the most appalling crime, which has shocked this whole city and beyond. The judge listed several aggravating features of the offence, including Jackson's use of extreme pornography. It indicates to me that this was an offence which was premeditated, said the judge.

 

19th November   

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Prison director falls victim to the Dangerous Pictures Act

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doncastor prisonA Yorkshire prison boss responsible for protecting the public was watching extreme pornography on his private home computer, it has been revealed.

Philip Oliver, who was based at the privately-run HMP Doncaster, pleaded guilty to two Dangerous Pictuires pornography charges. He admitted possessing nine extreme moving images supposedly described as grossly offensive, disgusting and explicit images.

The offences were discovered in June 2010, at a time when the victim of this bollox law was the director of public protection at the jail in Marshgate. The court heard he was of previous good character.

He will be sentenced next month. The judge ordered a pre-sentence report on the defendant, saying there were matters in the court papers that reinforce the need for one, without any indication of sentence. Previous cases of computer pornography heard at Doncaster Crown Court have on numerous occasions resulted in prison sentences for offenders.

Serco Civil Government, which runs HMP Doncaster, stressed Oliver was using his home computer to commit the offences. A spokesman said: The offences with which he has been charged are completely unrelated to his employment.

Update: Extreme Escalation

19th November 2011. See article from yorkshirepost.co.uk

The Doncaster prison governor who fell victim to the Dangerous Pictures Act has been jailed for six months.

The extreme sentence was for one image and nine short films, totalling just 6:01s, depicting bestiality. These were not illegal when Oliver downloaded them in 2007. The images were on his own computer and were downloaded in his own time.

He came under suspicion apparently indulging in chatroom fantasies. Oliver invited another chatroom user to come to his house to have sex with his wife. He also talked about having daughters of 12 and 14 in the house, whereas in fact both his daughters were adults and had moved out.

Prosecutor Neil Coxon told Doncaster Crown Court that police went to Oliver's house after being alerted to something he had said in the chatroom and seized his laptop and computer.

But the escalation to such an extreme sentence for so very little was also related to his chatroom activities. Oliver had downloaded Team Viewer software in May 2009, which allowed other chatroom users to take navigate around his computer remotely.

Sentencing Oliver to six months in prison, Judge Peter Kelson QC, said:

This is a deeply troubling case. Your interest in these websites was on your personal computer at home and an entirely private matter to you. But when you installed team viewer software, you gave over control.

In doing so you rendered yourself, as a governor of Doncaster Prison, vulnerable to blackmail. It's not hard to imagine the potential consequences of a governor of a prison being subject to blackmail.

The crime of possession of these extreme pornographic images in the circumstances of this case is far more serious that the actual act itself.

In your position of great responsibility, giving over control of your computer to people sharing your sexual fantasies in chatline conversations puts the possession of these images in a completely different category.

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The Dangerous Pictures Act

The UK Government passed the Criminal Justice & Immigration Act 2008 criminalising the possession of adult, staged, consensual violent pornography with draconian penalties of up to 3 years in prison. The law also bans images of bestiality and necrophilia.

The law applies to England, Wales & Northern Ireland

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Public Consultation:

A biased Government consultation was initiated in 2005 but the unsupportive responses were sidestepped.

Support for proposed law? No Yes
Individuals 223 90
Organisations 18 53
Totals 241 143

The Government then recruited a team of feminists to try and bolster their case with a discredited Rapid Evidence Assessment.

Current Status:

The Dangerous Pictures chapter of the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008 came into force on January 26th 2009.

Government guidance [pdf] has been published to further explain what images are considered dangerous to possess.

See also CPS Extreme Pornography: Legal Guidance

Scotland

Public Consultation:

The Scottish government published its extreme pornography proposal  in March 2009.  Responses were published by the Scottish Parliament in May 2009.

Current Status:

The bill was passed in June 2010 to become the Criminal Justice and Licensing (Scotland) Act 2010 [pdf].

The clause came into force on 28th March 2011. Public guidance has now been published by the Scottish Government

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