Category Archives: Illegal Pornography
Legal Options for Houston Victims of False Child Pornography Allegations
In Houston, as in many other jurisdictions, false accusations of child pornography crimes can have devastating consequences for individuals and their families. In this…
Extraneous Offense Evidence: The Enemy of the Right to a Fair Trial
More than four decades ago, the First District Court of Appeals, based in Houston, defined an extraneous offense as: “… any act or misconduct,…
Sentencing Disparities in Criminal Courts Illustrate Unfairness
Sentencing disparity is systemic in the American judicial system. There are three primary causes for this disparity: race, economic status, and judicial bias. White…
Allegations of Child Pornography Serious in Texas
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) maintains a staff of 50 people in its headquarters in Washington, D.C., and in offices…
Child Pornography Obsession Taints Supreme Court Nomination Hearings
Child pornography is a serious criminal offense that causes immediate and profound revulsion. Make no mistake about that. The recent U.S. Senate confirmation hearings…
Federal Sex Crimes: What You Need to Know If You Are Charged
Sex offenses are among the most severe in Texas. If you or someone you love is accused of a sex crime in this state,…
Internet Crimes Against Children: Texas Has a Task Force for That
The larger general population views crimes against children as particularly egregious in society. With so many children exploring the internet on a daily basis…
Child Porn vs. Invasive Visual Recording in Texas
Being charged with an offense such as possession of child pornography or invasive visual recording in Texas is a big deal. If convicted of…
Operation COVID Crackdown Targets Online Solicitation of Minors
The COVID pandemic has neither stifled nor hindered law enforcement undercover pedophile sting operations. Just last month, the North Dakota Human Trafficking Task Force…
Cellphones, Privacy and The Fourth Amendment
Within the parameters of longstanding judicially recognized exceptions, law enforcement officials under the Fourth Amendment cannot conduct a search of an individual or their…
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