Possession of child sexual abuse material is a serious and complex issue that affects many people.

Almost every week, we hear stories in the news about individuals arrested for crimes related to child sexual abuse material, which includes possessing, creating or sharing illegal images and videos of children.

By definition, possession of child sexual abuse material includes any written material or visual content that promotes sexual activity with someone under the age of 18.

Today, most of the material is found on the internet, where it is often shared through secure online connections. Law enforcement agencies, whether local, state or federal, play a crucial role in addressing this issue, as they enforce different laws and penalties that can vary widely.

When a case begins – often due

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