Brazoria County Child Pornography Attorney
Defending Against Child Pornography Accusations in Texas
As a result of the digital age, legal matters related to child pornography have become increasingly complex and sensitive. At Crenshaw & Purvis, we recognize the gravity of such cases and the impact they can have on those who have been accused. Our team of seasoned lawyers is dedicated to providing strategic and compassionate legal representation to those facing child pornography charges in Texas. We understand the intricacies of the law and are committed to safeguarding our client's rights throughout the legal process.
Call Crenshaw & Purvis today at (979) 200-4746 or contact us online to schedule a consultation with our child pornography lawyer in Brazoria County.
What is Child Pornography?
Child pornography involves creating, possessing, distributing, or viewing sexually explicit images or videos involving minors. These offenses are considered highly serious and are met with rigorous prosecution due to the vulnerability of the victims and the potential for lasting harm. Child pornography charges can arise from various circumstances, including explicit images shared over the internet, photos taken without consent, and more.
What are the Penalties for Child Pornography in Texas?
In Texas, the legal system takes a firm stance against child pornography, imposing severe penalties upon conviction. The consequences for child pornography offenses vary based on factors such as the nature of the material, the number of images involved, the age of the minor depicted, and the defendant's criminal history.
Penalties can include:
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Why Crenshaw & Purvis?
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Honest, Knowledgeable, Professional Representation
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Focused Practice on Criminal Defense and DWI
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Established Track Record of Proven Success
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Over 55 Years of Combined Experience
Hear From Our Happy Clients
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“My case was dismissed very quickly because of Jeff’s due diligence and knowledge of the law. This was a very stressful time but I felt better once I met with Jeff and ultimately the outcome was my case dismissed which was just. Thanks again to Jeff and his team.”- Ricky S.
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“I found Crenshaw & Purvis beginning of 2024, about 6 months from when the “assault” I was accused of took place. I was terrified, never had a criminal history, and the way society is going right now, I thought I would be guilty without a doubt, no matter the circumstances. As someone who isn’t easily trusting, I put full trust and full faith in Jeff Purvis and Paralegal Brittany Young, and they did exactly what they said they were gonna do. #NOTGUILTY. I cried to them tears of joy and hugs galore lol, will never forget Jeff and Brittany, the sweetest and the realest!!!!”- Alaisha H.
Defenses Against Child Pornography Charges
At Crenshaw & Purvis, we understand the importance of exploring all available legal avenues when building a defense strategy against child pornography charges. Some potential defenses include:
- Unlawful Search and Seizure: If evidence was obtained through an unlawful search and seizure, it may be possible to have the evidence suppressed, weakening the prosecution's case.
- Lack of Knowledge: Proving that the defendant was unaware of the presence of explicit materials can be a viable defense strategy.
- Unreliable Evidence: Challenging the authenticity or reliability of the evidence presented by the prosecution can undermine their case.
- Entrapment: If law enforcement induced the defendant to commit the offense, claiming entrapment may be a valid defense.
- Violation of Constitutional Rights: If the defendant's rights were violated during the investigation or arrest, it could lead to the dismissal of evidence or even the entire case.
