United States v. Timothy Sims

How courts have described this case

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• holding that non-lascivious videos supported a charge of attempted production of child pornography
• remanding the case for the district court to balance the probative weight and the prejudicial effect of the evidence in considering whether it was admissible
• uncovering “two disks containing at least 90 images of child pornography”
• “[T]he government does not need to prove that the videos of [the minor] were actually lascivious.”
• “[T]he government does not need to prove that the videos ... were actually lascivious. (If they were, [defendant] would presumably be facing an actual-production charge.
• “To convict [the defendant] of attempted production of child pornography, the government does not need to prove that the videos of [the minor] were actually lascivious.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).