Son of Sam law
A law that restricts people from profiting from stories about their crimes.
Son of Sam laws, named after a 1970s New York case, direct profits from a person's account of their crime to victims. Many states have versions, and courts have narrowed some on First Amendment grounds.
Any creator program inside a facility has to screen content and route earnings in line with these laws. CRP's creator variant runs only under agency agreements with a victim-share structure.
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