Anti-Online Sexual Abuse or Exploitation of Children and Anti- Child Sexual Abuse or Exploitation Materials Act (RA 11930, Secs. 3–14 and 25)

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1. Does a child victim's apparent consent provide a defense to the unlawful acts prohibited by RA 11930?
2. Under Section 6 of RA 11930, what is the minimum number of conspiring or confederating persons for a violation to be de…
3. Which statement correctly describes large-scale violation under Section 6 of RA 11930?
4. An accused argues that the statutory definition of a child cannot cover any person aged over 18, even one unable to pro…
5. A researcher claims Section 8 immunity for possessing prohibited material solely because he calls his project academic,…
6. Three adults conspire to commit a prohibited act under RA 11930 against one child. They argue that the offense cannot b…
7. An intermediary's responsible employee in good faith takes down reported prohibited material, does so as necessary to p…
8. Distinguish syndicated from large-scale violations of RA 11930. Apply the distinction to a single offender committing a…
9. Distinguish Section 7's good-Samaritan protection from Section 8's safe harbor. Identify why a person cannot establish …
10. A court orders forfeiture under Section 13 of RA 11930. Explain the treatment of property belonging to an innocent thir…
11. Under RA11930 Section25, does a victim’s affidavit of desistance itself require dismissal?
12. When a foreign offender is convicted under RA11930, when does Section12 place deportation?