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    • It looks like this judicial finding could be used to shut DD down in Australia.  After all, child abuse by means of diaper humiliation is a well trodden path on this site; could it be accused of "producing and disseminating child abuse material?"  
    • Definitely intrigued 
    • Thank God  Mom's reaction gives a window into her mindset.  Turning Alice into a baby was her ultimate goal all along.  However, it seems like Alice was neglected  at the same time.
    • I found a bit of insight into the judicial mechanics behind what happened: https://www.criminaldefencelawyers.com.au/blog/what-is-the-meaning-of-child-abuse-material/ The nub of it seems to be that the evidentiary test in the relevant act is not simply "is" a child but extends to "implied" or "appears" to be one.  There's probably an argument in here that role-playing literature that includes expository fact revealing the true nature of the role players (ie: she is a consenting adult) does not meet the threshold for "implied" or "appears".  The point of the exercise is the role-play, not to emulate material fact.  No reasonable person would think that the character was actually a child. Presumably if the author had been depicting a Furry wearing a rabbit costume she would have been charged with bestiality.
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