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Tampa Child Pornography Attorney

Child Pornography is a federal and state crime in which an individual knowingly possesses produces, distributes, or has access to view child pornography. All 50 states and the District of Columbia have laws criminalizing the possession, manufacture, and distribution of child pornography. A person who violates these laws may face federal and/or state charges. Distribution of child pornography has increased exponentially with the advances in computer technology as well as with the Internet’s popular use.

Child pornography exists in different forms including:

  • print media
  • video tapes
  • films
  • CD-ROMs
  • DVDs
  • Digital Photographs
  • Photographs

It may be transmitted via the Internet through

  • Newsgroups
  • Chatrooms
  • Instant Messaging
  • File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
  • E-Mail
  • Websites
  • Peer-to-Peer Programs (Kazaa, BitTorrent)

    Possessing child pornography is a serious crime that is classified as both federal law and Florida statute. It is considered a third-degree felony and penalties of this crime include up to five years in prison for each piece of media, including photographs in the defendant’s possession. This means if the defendant owns 4 photographs, he will spend 20 years in prison. The penalty is increased further if the media in question depicts a child under the age of five involved in certain acts.

    Being accused with a child pornography crime is something to take very seriously, it is important to contact me if you have been charged with a child pornography crime