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EDVA Judge Tosses 75:1 Sentencing Rule in Federal Child Pornography Case

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Last Modified on Jun 25, 2025

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… [...]

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Our Firm Obtains Probation Sentence in Federal Child Porn Case

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Last Modified on Oct 15, 2024

Our lawyers recently convinced a conservative 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.… [...]

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Cary Citronberg Teaches Course on Autism and Internet Sex Crimes in Virginia

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Last Modified on Nov 12, 2024

Cary Citronberg, a partner at the Alexandria-based law firm Johnson/Citronberg, recently taught a legal course on leveraging autism in internet sex crimes cases to fellow Virginia criminal lawyers. The course, which was put on by… [...]

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Autism and the Dismissal of Criminal Charges in Virginia

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Last Modified on Nov 12, 2024

Virginia’s criminal justice system has recently acknowledged that autism can contribute to an individual being arrested, and a result, it now allows for the dismissal of criminal charges in some cases. This is especially true… [...]

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Our Firm Wins Suppression Motion in Major FBI Sex Crimes Case

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Last Modified on Jul 10, 2024

Fairfax, Virginia — Our firm recently won a major suppression motion in one of the last remaining child pornography cases involving the infamous FBI investigation called Playpen. During the investigation, federal agents obtained statements from… [...]

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