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In 1999, in the situation of R. v. Sharpe, British Columbia's highest courtroom struck down a regulation in opposition to possessing child pornography as unconstitutional.[9] That viewpoint, composed by Justice Duncan Shaw, held, "There isn't any evidence that demonstrates a big increase in the danger to children attributable to pornography", and "