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New York Child Pornography Defense Attorney

Accused of possessing child pornography? Contact a lawyer today!

The term "child pornography" refers to any material which depicts a minor or minors engaging in sexually explicit conduct. State and federal laws prohibit the possession, production, sale or distribution of child pornography, and the penalties for a conviction of this kind are most often extremely severe. In New York, child pornography is defined and the penalties outlined in New York Penal Code Article 263 "Sexual Performance by a Child." A person may face criminal charges and penalties under state or federal law, depending on the particular case. Because child pornography so often involves distribution over the internet and across state lines, the FBI or other federal agencies are likely to become involved.

If you or someone you know has been accused of child pornography possession, distribution or production, it is crucial that you consult an attorney as soon as possible. In New York, penalties for child pornography possession alone may include up to 4 years in state prison, depending on the age of the victim. By involving a New York sex crimes lawyer, you can be assured that your rights and interests will be protected to the full extent of the law.

New York Child Pornography Charges

The specific charges and penalties that a defendant may face for a child pornography-related offense will vary depending on his or her intentions, the amount of pornographic material, any prior convictions, and the age of the minor depicted in the material.

Use of a Child in a Sexual Performance - employing or inducing a minor under 17 years old to participate in a sexual performance. Class C Felony, punishable by up to 15 years imprisonment.

Promoting a Sexual Performance by a Child - producing, directing or promoting any material that includes sexual performance by a minor under 17 years old. Class D Felony, punishable by up to 7 years imprisonment.

Possession of a Sexual Performance by a Child - possessing any material which depicts a minor under 16 years old engaging in sexual conduct. Class E Felony, punishable by up to 4 years imprisonment.

Conaway, Strickler, P.C. represents defendants in child pornography cases throughout all of New York. Our lawyers have more than 20 years of combined legal experience and are thoroughly dedicated to achieving the best possible outcome in every client's case.

We welcome you to contact a New York child pornography defense attorney at our firm today for your free case evaluation.