Faulkner stated Josh was a signed up member and his pregnant other half, Anna Duggar, got reports of his online activity. However, Faulkner declared that Josh’s activity was not kept track of by the program since he utilized a password-protected network.
At the Wednesday hearing, a judge given Josh bail under the condition that he sticks with the Rebers, who are Duggar household pals and consented to be his third-party custodians. Additionally, he will be kept track of with a GPS anklet, he’s not able to access the web and he can go to with his kids while his other half monitors, to name a few constraints.
Josh pleaded innocent to one count of invoice of kid porn and one count of ownership of kid porn on Friday, April 30.
At the time of his arraignment, U.S. Chief Magistrate Judge Erin L. Wiedemann specified Josh is not permitted to live with small kids if he is given bail.
His lawyers refuted the judgment in an opposition submitted Tuesday, May 4, and acquired by E! News. His lawyers asked for the judge permit Josh’s release on bail under “a combination of conditions,” including, “Duggar is requesting that this court permit him to return home to his immediate family during the pendency of this case.”
