Which of the following is or are true concerning those convicted of possessing child pornography?

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Which of the following is or are true concerning those convicted of possessing child pornography?

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A) Individuals convicted of possessing child pornography are generally required to register as sex offenders, which is a part of the legal consequences they face. This registration is a measure to monitor and control their activities post-conviction to prevent further offenses. B) There is no universal law that permanently bans convicts from owning a computer for the rest of their lives. Restrictions on internet or computer use may be imposed as conditions of parole or probation, but these are not typically lifelong bans. C) The standard for classifying someone as sexually dangerous varies, but "clear and convincing evidence" is a legal standard used in some jurisdictions for certain determinations related to sex offenders. It is less stringent than "proof beyond a reasonable doubt," which is the standard used in criminal trials to convict an individual. D) The statement about being classified as sexually dangerous by "proof beyond a reasonable doubt" is not specifically tied to the conviction for possessing child pornography and is more related to criminal proceedings rather than post-conviction classifications. Therefore, statements A and C are correct, making E the right choice.

Which of the Following Is or Are True Concerning Those