not honored, and he was eventually released from prison in October 2019. DeHart has claimed wrongful prosecution, accusing the U.S. government of using child pornography as a ruse to probe his activist activities. A victim-impact statement was delivered which accused DeHart of orchestrating a hoax in the media and in court to avoid taking responsibility for damaging lives. In 2017, his mother stated that he would "be on a sex offender's registry for 10 years". Although his conviction is in Tennessee, because his last known address was in Concord, New Hampshire, he was also required to register there as a sex offender, with a mugshot dated June 14, 2021. See also Canadian immigration and refugee law – a documentary film about the Matt DeHart case References Further reading Child Porn Suspect Collapses In Court, Judy Harrison, August 11, 2010 Five-part feature on Matt DeHart's case by Adrian Humphreys, National Post, May 2014 Matt DeHart: Grand Jury Indictment United States of America vs. Matthew DeHart, Criminal Complaint External links Courage Foundation page for DeHart 1984 births Anonymous (hacker group) activists 21st-century American criminals American computer criminals Corning Community College alumni Living people People from Newburgh, Indiana Right of asylum in Canada United States Air Force airmen WikiLeaks