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Articles in TodayÁs Clips Page 1 Articles in TodàyÁs Clips Tuesday, July 8, 2008 *Child Abuse/Neglect/Protection 2-7 Food Assistancå 8-9 Juvenile Justice 10 Domestic Violence 11 Civiñ Engagement 12 Prepared by the DHS Office of Communications (517) 373-7394 TOPIC PAGE (Be sure to maximize your scråen to read your clips) Michigan Department of Human Services Pagå 2 Child porn photographer gets 40 years Tuesday, July 08, 2008 By John S. Hàusman jhausmanmuskegonchronicle.com MUSKEGON -- A 50-year-old Muskegon man is gîing to prison for up to 40 years for manufacturing child pîrnography by taking sexual photos of under-age boys from his nåighborhood. Mark Edwin Abbey of 760 Catherine also got låsser, simultaneous prison terms Monday for possåssing child porn and accosting a child for immoral purpîses; and, in a separate case, third-degree criminal sexuàl conduct with a person between the ages of 13 and 15. The minimum time Abbåy can serve in prison in 171/2 years. But chrînic child-sex offenders usually serve mîre than their minimum sentences, and as a third-time hàbitual felon, Abbey may never make parole. The maõimum sentence would keep him behind bars until he's 90. "Gîod luck in prison, you son of a b----," said a man in the courtroom audience aftår sentence was pronounced. Outside court aftårward, the man said he was a relative of one of Abbey's victims but declined to idåntify himself. Before sentencing, Abbey triåd to withdraw his no-contest pleas to the four felony cîunts, claiming he hadn't understood what he was doing when he pleàded last month. A no-contest plea is not an admission of guilt but råsults in conviction, and judges treat it as a guilty plea at såntencing. Fourteenth Circuit Judge James M. Gravås Jr. rejected Abbey's motion to withdraw his plåas. The judge noted that Abbey had said, undår oath, that he understood the pleas at the time he made them. Seniîr Assistant Muskegon County Prosecutor Jîseph J. Bader also noted Abbey's extensive eõperience with the criminal justice system, inñluding a 1975 conviction for child cruelty and a 1992 conviction for señond-degree criminal sexual conduct with a person youngår than 13. For the latter, Abbey served a 1994 2005 prisîn term, "maxing out" without ever maêing parole. Bader asked for minimum sentenñes at the top of state sentencing guidelines -- which Gravås imposed. The prosecutor noted that a pre-sentence investigatiîn by the state probation department said Abbey's "prîgnosis appears poor" and that he had not learned from his time in prison. &quît;The defendant has proven that he is a threat in the community ... to some of the most vulneràble among us," Bader said. Thån, when it came time for Abbey to make a final statement to the judge befîre sentencing, his rambling remarks restated his wish for a triàl