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The legal fight was complex. Webe Web’s defense argued they had never published a single nude image, that the parents were all aware and present during the shoots, and that the images were legally "non-nude child modeling". The prosecution countered that the poses and clothing—lingerie, high heels, and underwear—were what one would expect to see in an adult magazine, making it a form of child abuse. The presiding U.S. Attorney in the case, Paul M. Warner, summed up the severity in a statement: "Here lewd has met lucrative, and exploitation of a child's innocence equals profits."

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