Appeals court says jury does not need to view porn to determine if it ‘obscene’
Colorado’s second-highest court ruled for the first time on Thursday that a jury does not always need to view pornographic material to determine if it meets the criteria for obscenity. Mesa County jurors found Shayla Ann Simpson guilty of child abuse and promoting obscenity to a minor. Prosecutors argued that Simpson allowed the child victim […]
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