Supreme Court Denies Josh Duggar's Appeal in Child Pornography Case

Former reality TV star's conviction and 12-year prison sentence upheld despite claims of alternative perpetrator.

Josh Duggar was convicted in 2021 for receiving and possessing child pornography, leading to a 12.5-year sentence.
The Supreme Court's decision follows previous rejections by lower courts, which found no merit in Duggar's defense.
Duggar's legal team argued that a former employee with a prior sex offense conviction could have been responsible.
The case has drawn significant attention due to Duggar's history of sexual misconduct and his family's public profile.
Duggar will remain in prison until at least 2032 and will face 20 years of supervised release upon completion of his sentence.