Child Pornography - A Major Crime

Los Angeles criminal defense attorneys defend people everyday who have been charged with various crimes, some are more serious than others.  For example, a misdemeanor should always be taken seriously, but a felony is far worse because of the potential consequences. 

Potentially, one of the most severe penalties you can be charged with is possession of, or creation of, child pornography.  This charge is always a very emotional one, and the general public, politicians and civic leaders can put a great deal of pressure upon Los Angeles police to convict anyone accused of child pornography crimes.  It truly takes a skilled Los Angeles criminal defense attorney to successfully defend any child pornography charge, because it is a complex process.

For example, there is a case in Pennsylvania that involves a former Ivy League professor who is accused of preying upon teenage boys.  The man was sentenced to 25 years in prison for manufacturing child pornography and other related crimes.  He must also pay $100,000 restitution and remain on probation for the rest of his life.  He is already serving a 15-year sentence for importing illegal images, related to child pornography.  Allegedly, the man molested boys in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and the Philippines, using his extensive financial resources and his position as a professor to induce minors. 

Many Los Angeles sex offenses, especially those involving child pornography, have complex elements such as technology related aspects to the investigation and more.  For a Los Angeles criminal defense attorney to successfully defend someone charged with possessing or manufacturing child pornography, he must have a keen understanding of the law and a great track record.

Call the offices of Stephen G. Rodriguez and speak to a qualified and experienced Los Angeles criminal defense attorney for a FREE CONSULTATION. Mr. Rodriguez is available to meet with you and your family to privately and confidentially discuss the specific facts of your California case.