Comment Re:Well... (Score 1) 122
There are well established limits to the 1st Amendment, which is why some states have laws against "involuntary pornography" that have stood up to 1A challenges. The key is not just classifying anything pornographic that was manufactured without consent as illegal, but also considering the intent behind it. To protect 1A rights, things like public interest in disclosure have to be considered. Only where intent to hurt the victim can be established (i.e. revenge porn) can it be made illegal.
But, this law in the UK is saying you can't even generate it for home collections or use.....and the 1A definitely would protect that here in the US.