http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lolicon
In October 2005, Canadian courts sentenced an Edmonton, Alberta, man to one year of community service for importing manga depicting child sex, possibly the first manga-related child pornography case in Canada.[10]
Lol ... and I volunteer anyways =/
Plus, the guy was
importing. Compared to that, how bad is
looking at lolicon?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lolicon
So far, no one has been prosecuted solely for possessing or importing fictional Japanese lolicon in Canada. The current law has primarily been used to compound charges for real child pornography. However, the current law does criminalize possession of purely fictional material, could be applied in cases featuring only images of fictional children in the future, and has been used to prosecute possession of fictional stories with no pictures of real or imaginary children.[12]
I feel much safer >>"
So the worst they can do is take it away?
Anyways, unless I have some other deviant criminal acts to go along with my loli collection, I don't think it's really risky. Hence the bolded "solely".
Other than that, the laws are stricter in U.S. Yay for living in Canada =D