United States v. Eric Schuster

How courts have described this case

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• finding that while a bathtub alone may not be commonly associated with sexual activity, showers and bathtubs were frequent locations for fantasy sexual encounters as portrayed in television and film
• finding that while a bathtub alone may not be commonly associated with sexual activity, showers and bathtubs were frequent locations for fantasy sexual encounters as portrayed in television and film
• discussing evidence that defendant collected child pornography in discussing evidence about his intent in taking a picture of a child
• noting when rejecting a reasonableness challenge to a child-pornography-guideline sentence that “Congress itself may have studied the problem of child pornography”
• observing that las- civiousness “is an intensely fact-bound question”
• observing that las- civiousness “is an intensely fact-bound question”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).