18 USC § 2252C – Misleading words or digital images on the Internet
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Under Federal Law serious consequences can occur if embedded words or images are used in website code to deceive a person to view unlawful content. A person who knowingly commits these actions can face a fine and imprisonment if caught and convicted.
Deceiving a person to view obscenity can carry a fine and imprisoment up to 10 years.
Deceive a minor into viewing material harmful to minors on the Internet and you face a fine and imprisoned for not more than 20 years.
What to do
If you or someone you know has or may be charged with a crime involving obscenity or material harmful to children a qualified first amendment lawyer should be contacted immediately. No information should ever be given out to anybody without the presence of a lawyer. Speaking with law enforcement before consulting a lawyer can be a huge mistake even if you think it is the right thing to do.
There are many directions a case can go. To protect your rights and fight in your defense, a sex crimes lawyer is a necessary part of the process to ensure the best outcome for your future.
Contact our offices for a complimentary consultation. Let us help you through this stressful and life altering event and seek justice on your behalf.