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I don't know whether your article was cited, but i would put this law review article very much in the category of analysis. the distinction between prevention and punishment. i would call it protection, not punishment, or prevention. that's the argument that i made to the supreme court. i ask that this article be put in the record, mr. chairman. >> without objection. >> by the way, it took me two or three times to get through it, so no disrespect to you or the harvard law review. the issue of child pornography. you recommend -- you mentioned, i think, that in your decisions on these sentencing...

Some of the issues just raised. my colleague suggested that you've never sentenced a defendant in a child pornography case consistent with what the government requested, what the prosecution requested. but according to my staff's research, that's just not true. so let me briefly ask you about three specific sentencing cases. do you remember u.s. v. nickerson? you sented charles nickerson jr. to ten years in prison. exactly what the government requested. >> i do, senator. >> do you remember u.s. v. fife? you sentenced him to 20 years in prison. exactly what the government requested. >> i do, se...

Minutes and give you a chance to address some of the issues just raised. my colleague suggested that you've never sentenced a defendant in a child pornography case consistent with what the government request -- what the prosecution requested. according to my staff's research that's not true. let me briefly ask you about three specific sentencing cases. do you remember u.s. v nickerson. you sentenced charles nickerson junior to ten years in prison. exactly what the government requested. >> i do. >> do you remember u.s. v phiff. you sentenced him to 20 years. k exactly what they requested. >> i ...

Are you aware how many images are on the internet involving children in sexually compromising situations? >> senator, i'm not aware of the numbers but i've seen the images in my role as judge. >> 2021, the national center for missing and exploited children, cyber tipline, received 29.3 million reports of a parent/child sexual exploitation, containing 85 million videos, images and other files. that's in 2021. it's up. in 2019, it was less. so, there's an epidemic of this on the internet. there are millions of pictures of kids being abused. when it comes to sentencing cases, do you routinely dis...