When the world first learned that Josh Duggar had been arrested on child */@#$%&*# charges, it was widely */@#$%&*#umed that a guilty verdict and a lengthy prison sentence were foregone conclusions. After all, the guy was basically caught red-handed. Federal agents investigating a child */@#$%&*# ring traced an IP address straight to Josh's place of business -- and the computer in his office that he used every day. It really doesn't get much more open and shut than that ... right? Naturally, Josh is being defended by the best lawyers money can buy. It seems their primary goal at this point is to muddy the waters and make Josh's case appear much more complicated than it is -- and thus far, they're doing a pretty good job. First, they had Josh's trial pushed back from July to November, to allow themselves more time to figure out a strategy. (Insiders say the attorneys would like to request another postponement, but they've been warned that the judge is not open to such an idea.) Then they accused prosecutors of withholding evidence in hopes of catching Josh's team off"
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