The Supreme Court has rejected «19 Kids and Counting» alum Josh Duggar’s appeal in his child pornography 12-year prison sentence.
Josh Duggar is out of luck.
On Monday, the Supreme Court declined to hear the disgraced former reality star’s appeal of his child pornography conviction, per Fox.
Duggar, 36, had attempted to overturn his 12-year prison sentence. He is expected to remain behind bars until 2032.
The father of seven was arrested in April 2021 after the feds discovered child porn on his work computer.
The trial took place seven months later and he was found guilty on one count each of receiving and possessing child pornography.
The Arkansas jury reached its verdict after seven hours of deliberation. They had been forced to hear graphic testimony about Duggar alleged predilection for kiddie porn.
