In just two weeks Josh Duggar will stand trial on child pornography charges.

If he’s convicted, he faces 20 years in prison.

The deadline for Josh to accept a plea deal has come and gone, which means he intends to roll the dice on the possibility that he’ll be acquitted despite the fact that federal agents found dozens of explicit images and videos on devices seized from his office — devices that they claim were solely used by Josh.

No wonder his defense team is getting desperate.

As we reported earlier this month, the prosecution has requested permission to use Josh’s past sex crimes against him during his upcoming trial.

It was revealed in 2015 that while he was still in his teens, Josh molested five young…



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