Release of tape in teen sex case may violate child-porn law
"A federal prosecutor wants a Georgia district attorney to stop giving out copies of a videotape used as evidence in a teenage sex case that has drawn national attention
That stance is supported by the Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia, which in response to a query from McDade issued a July 5 memo concluding, "[i]f no one has filed for a protection order ... claiming that disclosure of the video tape would invade individual privacy, we can find no reason why disclosure of the video tape is not required under ... the Open Records Act.""
So, Georgia's district attorney has been giving out child porn under the "Open Records Act" to anyone that asks for it. Something just doesn't seem right.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/07/13/teen.sex/index.html