01767nam a2200193   4500999001900000008004100019100002300060245014400083260000900227300001500236520106400251650002601315650003301341700002701374773003001401906002201431942001201453952010801465  c509620d509620190516b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aDodge, Alexa95695  aOnline sexual violence, child pornography or something else entirely? police responses to non-consensual intimate image sharing among youth  c2018  ap.636-657.  aDue to child pornography laws, non-consensual intimate image sharing among youth is subjected to complex legal landscapes in a variety of jurisdictions such as Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. While a growing number of scholars have problematized the use of child pornography charges to respond to these cases, there remains little understanding regarding how the police that enforce these laws conceptualize this issue and how this influences responses to these cases. Drawing from interviews with members of sex crime–related units in police service organizations from across Canada, this article examines how police conceptions of non-consensual intimate image sharing among youth correspond with and/or diverge from legal and critical understandings of this issue. While it is widely understood that online and digitally enabled forms of sexual violence pose unique challenges for police, our research fills a gap in the literature by examining how police themselves understand and respond to these challenges. - Reproduced.  aSexual violence95696  aOnline sexual violence95697  aSpencer, Dale C.95698  aSocial and Legal Studies   aChild pornography  2ddccAR  00102ddc40709383556aIIPAbIIPAd2019-05-16h27(5), Oct, 2018: p.636-657.pAR119759r2019-05-16yAR