Defense in Bandy Child Porn Case Distorts the Truth

Fox News ^ | January 28, 2007 | Rachel Alexander

[az4vlad]

It is unfortunate to see Wendy McElroy, a former writer for my website intellectualconservative.com (who has always been very open about her libertarian views on pornography) drink the kool-aid of 20/20 and other media spin regarding the prosecution of Matt Bandy. The prosecution by my boss Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas was not about adult pornography, it was about child pornography. Bandy admitted to frequenting a Yahoo child porn group and a CD was found next to his computer with child pornography on it. That's no "trojan virus."

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McElroy's article defending Bandy

McElroy's initial article defending Bandy

The website that the Bandy family had Bernstein Crisis Management set up to publicize their case

excerpt from intellectualconservative.com/2007/defense-in-bandy-child-porn-case-distorts-the-truth

[Shimmer128]

a virus could not have burned those images to a CD, titled them “Lolita,”

That would indeed be quite a virus.

[visualops]

Unfortunately, the court removed the sex offender registration terms from Bandy’s guilty plea, so he will not receive the treatment he needs to avoid this happening again. Individuals who become involved in child pornography have a hard time breaking free from it. We can only hope that Bandy does.

Hmm.