the person to prove that he or she
(a) had reasonable grounds for distributing or
showing the photograph or pseudophotograph or having them in his or her
possession; and
(b) had not himself or herself seen the photo
graph or pseudo-photograph and did not
know, or had any cause to suspect, it to be
indecent.
(3) Where
(a) the impression conveyed by the pseudophotograph is that the person shown is a
child; or
(b) the predominant impression conveyed is
that the person shown is a child,
notwithstanding that some of the physical
characteristics shown are those of an adult,
the pseudo-photograph shall be treated for all
purposes of this Act as showing a child.
(4) The Court before which a person is convicted of
an offence under this section may, in addition to
any penalty imposed, order
(a) the forfeiture of any apparatus, article or
thing which is the subject matter of the
offence or is used in connection with the
commission of the offence; or
(b) that the material subject matter of the
offence be no longer stored on and made
available through the computer system, or
that the material be deleted.
(5) An offence under this section shall be
considered to be an extraditable crime for which
extradition may be granted or obtained.
Deletion order
175. A Judge may, on application by an
investigatory authority, and being satisfied that a
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