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Lindsey Graham Corners Judge Jackson on Prison Time for Child Pornographers

Lindsey Graham Corners Judge Jackson on Prison Time for Child Pornographers
(AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

During the second day of Supreme Court confirmation hearings on Capitol Hill Tuesday, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson justified handing down light sentences for child pornographers depending on whether they obtained images on the internet or through the mail. 

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In a number of cases, Jackson imposed sentences not only below federal guidelines, but well below what prosecutors asked for. 

In a back and forth on day three, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham cornered Jackson on the issue. He passionately explained child pornographers using the internet should be sentenced just as harshly as those who get images through the mail. Jackson responded by arguing those who download tens-of-thousands of images on the internet should be given leniency and that the law is outdated. 

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Graham also pointed out harsh sentencing for these crimes is necessary to deter future offenders.

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