Military Child Pornography Attorney

Defending Those Facing Sex Crime Charges in The Military 

If you have been named as a suspect in an investigation involving child pornography, you cannot afford any delay in hiring a military criminal defense attorney. There is too much at stake for you to take any chances with the outcome of this situation. Remember: It is not safe for you to speak with the investigators without having your lawyer present to advise you of what to say - and what not to say. Contact McCormack & McCormack as soon as possible so that we can advise you of strategies to help you avoid further incriminating yourself.

Producing, downloading, viewing, or distributing images or videos which depict children engaged in sexual activity is a felony criminal offense under federal law, and this category of sex crime is the subject of intense scrutiny by civilian and military law enforcement agencies. The fact that an individual has been accused will often lead others to assume that he or she is guilty, regardless of the fact that a suspect is legally considered innocent until proven guilty.

Consequences of Child Pornography Charges in The Military 

In the event that you are convicted on the charges, you could suffer consequences, including several years of confinement, dishonorable discharge, and loss of benefits, as well as other penalties associated with felony crimes such as loss of ability to vote or to possess a firearm. In addition, you would most likely end up being required to register as a sex offender in whatever state you chose to live post-discharge, exposing you to serious social stigma for years or perhaps the rest of your life, depending on the laws of that state.

Understanding Your Rights as a Military Service Member

As a military service member facing child pornography charges, it’s crucial to understand your rights and the legal protections available to you. Navigating the complexities of military law can be overwhelming, especially when your career and reputation are at stake. Our experienced attorneys at McCormack & McCormack are dedicated to ensuring that you are fully informed and supported throughout the legal process.

Here’s what you need to know about your rights:

• Right to Legal Representation: You have the right to an attorney who understands military law and can provide you with a robust defense.
• Right to a Fair Trial: Every service member is entitled to a fair and impartial trial, regardless of the charges against them.
• Protection Against Unlawful Searches: Military law protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures, ensuring that evidence is obtained lawfully.
• Right to Appeal: If convicted, you have the right to appeal the decision, and our team can guide you through this critical process.
• Confidentiality: Your discussions with your attorney are confidential, allowing you to speak freely about your case without fear of repercussions.

Understanding these rights can empower you during this challenging time. At McCormack & McCormack, we are committed to defending your rights and helping you navigate the legal landscape with confidence. Reach out to us today to discuss your case and explore your options.

Contact Our Military Child Pornography Lawyer Today

Being accused of child pornography in the military can be devastating, but you don't have to face it alone. Our team at McCormack & McCormack is here to provide the support and legal guidance you need during this challenging time. We will work tirelessly to protect your rights, preserve your reputation, and pursue a favorable resolution to your case. 

As dire as the situation may be, you still have a chance of avoiding such a disastrous outcome. Our skilled military child pornography lawyer  may be able to clear your name by filing a motion to suppress the evidence after demonstrating that you were the victim of a search which was executed without a warrant or probable cause. Alternatively, advanced digital forensics strategies may be used to reveal that yours was not the computer which accessed the website or that another person used your computer or your wireless network to download the files. There are many ways to approach the situation, but every strategy depends entirely for its success on you taking action now.

Call McCormack & McCormack today at (888) 490-0876 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation with our Military child pornography attorney.