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September 20, 2005 Home Firm Overview Practice Areas Attorneys ... Contact Us SEARCH Drug Related Crimes Sex Crimes Violent Crimes White Collar Crimes ... Internet Crimes John Wesley Hall Jr. 1311 Broadway Little Rock, Arkansas Phone: 501-371-9131 Fax: 501-378-0888 E-mail: Contact Us Internet / Computer Crime Defense Lawyers The law firm of John Wesley Hall, Jr. in Little Rock, Arkansas serves clients who have been charged with internet and computer crime law in the counties of Pulaski, Saline, Faulkner, Lonoke, Garland, Sebastian, and Crittenden. Internet and Computer Criminal Defense Attorneys We handle all internet and computer criminal matters, mostly involving charges related to child pornography and child solicitation over the internet. If you have been accused of or charged with an internet / computer related sex crime, child pornography, or child solicitation, the consequences of these charges can be shattering. You deserve an experienced internet / computer crime lawyer who is on your side and will fight for your rights. We have clients throughout Arkansas who have come to our law firm for help with the following state and federal charges: Internet fraud Computer hacking Computer crimes Internet child solicitation and child pornography Downloading child pornography from the Internet You Need an Experienced and Aggressive Lawyer Being charged with internet or computer crimes can have serious repercussions. Often, these offenses are severely punished because of government fears of child abduction and identity theft. If you have been charged with an internet or computer related crime, you need experienced legal counsel. If you are convicted of an internet sex crime, you face long term incarceration in a state or federal prison and required registration as a sex offender for potentially the rest of your life. You need an experienced and aggressive internet crime attorney who will provide you with a rigorous defense and is not afraid to defend you in court.

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