For those unfamiliar with Back. In fact, it is the second largest classified website on the Internet, just behind Craigslist. However, many have never even heard of Back. This is surprising and I can only speculate as to the reasons why this is, but I will give you this piece of information and let you draw your own conclusions: Back. A police detective who works mainly prostitution and sex trafficking cases once told me that the reason no one knows about Back.
Even the legitimate on the site, such as for cars or houses, are usually being used by the pimps, drug dealers, and gang members who are aware of the website for its more nefarious . But many nongovernmental organizations, law enforcement, and victims of sex trafficking disagree. Victims advertised on Back. Several states have even attempted to pass laws to criminalize those who publish child sex and also make the site verify the ages of those being advertised only to have Back. But Back would have us believe it really cares about preventing sex trafficking? I think not. Back has hidden behind the law for far too long , but thankfully the Supreme Court of Washington, in a landmark decision last September, held that Back.
Before explaining that case I will give some background information as to how Back. The reason Back has never been held responsible criminally or civilly for the illegal activity facilitated on its site is section of the Communications Decency Act CDA. The CDA, enacted by Congress in , was intended to protect children from harmful material on the Interne t, while at the same time, section specifically, was written to protect large companies like Amazon and Google from being responsible for the content generated by users it could not reasonably manage or police.
This clause has been used very broadly over the years and has provided virtual blanket immunity for Internet hosts like Back. However, this was not the intent of Congress. On several occasions victims of sex trafficking who were advertised on Back. In that case J. Village Voice Media Holdings, L. They argued that Back. For instance, one of these girls was sold up to 20 times a day.
That translates to once every thirty minutes for 10 hours.
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