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Distributing Child Pornography in Camden County: An Extreme Offense Requiring Aggressive Criminal Defense
If you find yourself charged with distributing child pornography in Camden County, seeking legal representation from an experienced criminal defense attorney is crucial. Distributing child pornography is considered to be a severely punishable second-degree offense that may lead to severe penalties. The Law Offices of Todd Spodek comprises a team of highly skilled criminal defense attorneys who have decades of combined experience, including years of prosecuting cases similar to yours. Our vigorous representation ensures the possible outcomes for our clients, whether they’re in Voorhees, Pennsauken, Cherry Hill, Gloucester City or any other areas in the region.

The Prohibition and Consequences Surrounding Distributing Child Pornography
N.J.S.A 2C:24-4b(5)(a) outlaws the distribution of child pornographic materials. Under this law, selling, transferring, manufacturing, lending, giving, providing mail delivery or circulating images containing child pornography is a second-degree crime. Child pornography refers to images that depict children engaging in sexual acts or simulations.

Establishment of Guilt
According to the law’s presumption clause speaking on establishing guilt beyond reasonable doubt; there is an initial favor towards the plaintiff—the accused party required to prove otherwise themselves instead.
There must be evidence that shows that accused knew that they were commercially dealing with pornographic materials involving children when they became involved.
Moreover, there are four conditions necessary for a conviction for distributing child pornography. Firstly one must have sold transferred shared or distributed photographs films or images depicting inappropriate behavior by a minor person(s). Secondly defiled individuals shown engaged in such illegalities must be minors legally incapable and not having fulfilled state age-menial responsibility requirements. Thirdly sexually explicit acts intend on arousing any viewer’s interests would attract prosecution under this provision (with no exemption exceptions made). Finally knowledge of participation in trading sexually explicit materials involving minors must be established beyond reasonable doubt.

State of Mind of Accused
It is essential to note that the State will likely argue that the accused did knowingly participate in such criminal acts-for instance, through a testimony obtained from presenting evidence like emails or chats. Depending on the Presented evidence, you may face unforgiving legal action by authorities.

Peer-to-Peer File Sharing Networks and Distribution of Child Pornography
Cases regarding distributing child pornography sometimes arise through peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing networks for which defendants are brought up under N.J.S.A 2C:24-4b(5)(a). Such P2P networks include but are not limited to Limewire, Gnutella, BitTorrent, Sharezaa and uTorrent. The state has no obligation to prove whether the recipient viewed the content once an individual employs such systems to trade a file with child pornography material. The state does not consider it defensible under N.J.S.A 2C:24-4b(5)(a) if offenders claim they had no intention of sharing the film with their peers.

Inferences & Penalties Involved When Dealing With Distribution of Child Pornography Charges 
Distributing child pornography equally grants a conviction for being a second-degree offense. As Convicted persons would spend five to ten years in jail and incur as much as $150000 penalty charges.
If distribution involves twenty-five or more depictions of child pornographic content described above, then mandatory minimum imprisonment follows. By law mandated minimum sentence sanctions require between one-third and one-half of your sentence imposed by judgment yet never less than five years gets spent by whoever offends such laws.

The Importance of Hiring The Right Legal Representation For Your Case

Hiring competent experienced lawyers may offer relief from potential legal hassles you could face while fighting distribution child pornography charges in Camden County Superior Court. Our criminal defense attorneys at The Law Offices of Todd Spodek have an extensive record or experience in the Camden County Superior Court’s justice system. Our legal representation services include offering assistance to Clients faced with Child Pornography Distribution charges in Collingswood, Lindenwold, Magnolia, Camden or Gloucester Township.
Our Law Office is available for consultations upon you calling our dedicated telephone number 856-558-9184.