Jury sentencing in Virginia is now the defendant's choice. After a trial, the judge decides your sentence unless you are tried by a jury and file a written request for jury sentencing at least 30… [...]
In Virginia, a person who has been drinking can still consent to sex. A crime occurs, however, when someone is too impaired to understand what is happening or to say no, and the other person… [...]
No one tracks how often people are falsely accused of child pornography. No government agency or court system publishes that number. What is clear is that innocent people do get investigated, mostly because of how… [...]
After an arrest for federal child pornography charges, the government will typically file a motion with the court to hold the defendant in custody until the case is resolved. Some offenses (like receipt, distribution, and… [...]
The Seventh Circuit in United States v. Anderegg recently ruled that possession of obscene AI images is protected under the First Amendment to the US Constitution. The case highlights how rapidly evolving technology is straining… [...]
In a recent Eastern District of Virginia federal child pornography case, a judge struck down a sentencing enhancement which counts each video as 75 images. The decision is of great importance as this specific enhancement… [...]
Our client, a prominent technology executive in Virginia, was the target of a federal child pornography investigation for more than a year. Last week our law firm learned that federal prosecutors in the Eastern District… [...]
Our lawyers recently convinced a federal judge to sentence our client to straight probation in a federal child pornography case. Our client, a prominent Georgia lawyer, will not spend a single day in jail. This… [...]