# Seventh Circuit
*Canonical page:* https://truthscore.com/entity/seventh-circuit--c87f812c
*Machine twins:* https://truthscore.com/entity/seventh-circuit--c87f812c.md · JSON at https://truthscore.com/api/v1

Kind: **gov**

Also written as: U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit · the panel

## Involved in

- [The panel said it was not free to redraw the lines and asked for new guidance.](https://truthscore.com/claim/a6494d5a)
- [Chief Judge James D. Peterson dismissed only the possession count and the Seventh Circuit affirmed that dismissal, leaving the other counts intact.](https://truthscore.com/claim/b14da740)
- [The Seventh Circuit held that 18 U.S.C. § 1466A(b)(1) is unconstitutional as applied to private, in‑home possession of obscene AI‑generated imagery that does…](https://truthscore.com/claim/c33d9e8c)
- [The panel’s legal line is that possession of wholly synthetic files that stay inside the house is not a license to make, share, or send them.](https://truthscore.com/claim/fba9eb48)