CSAM

Allegations involving child sexual abuse material (CSAM) are among the most serious criminal charges an individual can face. These cases often involve complex digital evidence, lengthy investigations, and severe legal consequences. Early intervention from a skilled defense attorney is crucial to protecting your rights and crafting a strong legal strategy.​

Legal Defense for CSAM Charges

Under Alabama Code § 13A-12-192, child sexual abuse material (CSAM) charges carry severe legal penalties at both the state and federal levels. If you are facing allegations related to possession or distribution of CSAM, securing skilled legal representation is critical. At JB Brown Criminal Trial Practice, we provide strategic defense for individuals accused of these serious offenses.

Types of CSAM Charges and Penalties

Alabama law categorizes CSAM-related offenses into two main charges: ​

Possession of Child Sexual Abuse Material 

• Class C felony under Alabama law. 
• Involves knowingly possessing visual depictions of minors under 18 engaged in sexually explicit conduct. 
• Requires mandatory sex offender registration upon conviction. 

Possession with Intent to Disseminate 

• Class B felony under Alabama law. 
• Involves possessing CSAM with the intent to distribute or share the material. 
• Often involves peer-to-peer networks and file-sharing systems. 

Key Strategies in CSAM Defense

Successfully defending against CSAM charges requires a combination of technical expertise and legal strategy to analyze forensic evidence and challenge the prosecution’s case. Our firm provides: 

• In-depth forensic analysis of digital evidence. 
• Aggressive defense strategies to challenge the prosecution’s case. 
• A deep understanding of Alabama’s sex crime laws and penalties. 
• Requires mandatory sex offender registration upon conviction. ​