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Reality TV Stars Joseph and Kendra Duggar Withdraw Not Guilty Pleas in Child Endangerment Case

The proposed deal would drop all charges after one year if the couple meets court conditions, with no sentencing phase, attorneys said.

  • On Monday, Joseph Duggar and his wife, Kendra Duggar, withdrew their not guilty pleas in Arkansas, filing a "plea by order" in the Elm Springs District Court regarding child endangerment and false imprisonment charges.
  • This administrative filing allows their legal case to be diverted for 12 months; if the couple avoids breaking the law for one year, all charges will be dropped.
  • The couple faced four counts each of second-degree endangering the welfare of a minor and false imprisonment, and Joseph Duggar is known to audiences as a star of the TLC reality franchise "19 Kids and Counting."
  • Separately, Joseph Duggar remains involved in an open case in Bay County, Florida, where he faces more serious sexual abuse charges and was released on $600,000 bond after Tontitown police arrested him.
  • The family also faces the imprisonment of Joshua Duggar, who is serving time for federal child pornography convictions after being sentenced by District Judge Timothy L. Brooks in 2022.
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Reality TV stars Joseph and Kendra Duggar withdraw not guilty pleas in child endangerment case

Reality TV personality Joseph Duggar and wife Kendra — who were charged with multiple counts of child endangerment and false imprisonment in March — withdrew their not guilty pleas Monday. On March 20, Arkansas’ Tontitown Police Department issued arrest warrants…

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