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LIVE UPDATES From Inside the Courthouse at Josh Duggar’s Sentencing Hearing: Josh’s Sentence, Duggar Family Reactions & More

May 25, 2022 83 Comments

Josh Duggar will be sentenced today for receiving child sex abuse materials (CSAM), a crime he was found guilty of at his trial back in

No Acquittal or New Trial for Josh Duggar: Judge Says “19 Kids & Counting” Star’s Request to Be Retried Has “No Merit”

May 24, 2022 10 Comments

Josh Duggar is getting sentenced this week but he is not getting a new trial or an acquittal. One day before the disgraced former 19 Kids &

Prosecution In Josh Duggar’s Case Seeks Maximum Sentence of 20 Years Due to Extreme Nature of CSAM He Had & His History of Molesting Young Girls

May 12, 2022 9 Comments

In new paperwork filed on Wednesday, the prosecuting lawyers in the child sex abuse materials case against Josh Duggar have asked the judge to sentence Josh to the maximum sentence of 20 years in prison for his crimes.

Josh Duggar Continues to Request New Trial Weeks Before Sentencing; Claims In New Legal Documents That Guilty Verdict Was “Unconstitutional”

March 1, 2022 15 Comments

With just weeks before his April sentencing, Josh Duggar is once again asking that he be granted a new trial– this time, based on claims that his December guilty verdict was “unconstitutional.”

Josh Duggar’s Sentencing Hearing Date Set for April: Former “19 Kids & Counting” Star Will Be Sentenced To At Least 5 Years in Prison

February 15, 2022 17 Comments

A date has been scheduled for Josh Duggar’s sentencing. The disgraced “19 Kids & Counting” star will be sentenced on April 5.

Prosecution Responds to Josh Duggar’s Request for New Trial: “The Evidence of the Defendant’s Guilt is Clear & Overwhelming”

February 14, 2022 6 Comments

The prosecution in the child sex abuse materials trial of disgraced former “19 Kids and Counting” star Josh Duggar has filed a response to Josh’s legal team’s request for an acquittal or a new trial, stating that Josh does not deserve a new trial because his guilt has already been proven.