Jeremey Lewis v. State of Arkansas

Summary

The court affirmed most of Jeremey Lewis’s convictions and rulings concerning suppression, evidentiary admissions, the facial constitutional challenge, and the requested affirmative-defense instruction. It reversed and dismissed eleven convictions because the State failed to present substantial evidence that the computer-generated images depicted or incorporated the image of an actual child. The court held that the as-applied constitutional challenge to those counts was moot because the convictions were dismissed.