SEX CRIMES

In order for a person to be convicted of child pornography, the prosecution must be able to prove that the defendant knowingly possessed material featuring a child compromised. They must also be able to prove that the media in question illustrates sexual conduct of a child younger than 18 years old, and that the defendant knew the media contained sexual conduct of a child. In some cases, our firm may be able to prove that the child in question is actually of age or that an expert witness testimony is required to determine if the media is only a software file. When you choose the attorney who will defend you against your charges, you are making an important decision that will have a lasting impact on your future. You need a talented legal defender who will not give up on your case, one who will fight to the end for your rights. At Parks & Braxton, PA, we understand the delicate nature of child pornography charges and we are familiar with the proceedings that follow an arrest. We fight tirelessly to help you avoid the penalties of conviction, including hefty fines, sex offender registration, prison sentences and more. Contact a Fort Lauderdale child pornography defense lawyer at Parks & Braxton, PA today!