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   Life term imposed in child-porn case   
   In court in Baltimore, Pa. man is first to get mandatory sentence   
   By Matthew Dolan   
   Sun Reporter   
   February 17, 2006, 10:00 PM EST   
      
   A convicted child molester appearing in a Baltimore courtroom Friday   
   became the first person in the country to receive a mandatory life   
   prison sentence under a new federal sex offender law, according to   
   federal prosecutors.   
   The sentence points to an aggressive approach adopted by federal law   
   enforcement agents targeting traffickers of underage pornography on   
   the Internet, an effort that is expected to expand internationally.   
      
   "I believe it sends a clear message to these sexual predators that if   
   they target children, we will target them," said John Fox, acting   
   special agent in charge of the Baltimore office of Immigration and   
   Customs Enforcement, a federal agency involved in child pornography   
   cases because of the transnational nature of the Internet.   
      
   Friday in U.S. District Court in Baltimore, Judge Marvin J. Garbis   
   ordered James A. Reigle Jr., 46, of Harrisburg, Pa., to spend the rest   
   of his life behind bars for sexually exploiting young boys by talking   
   them into posing and then posting the illicit images on the Internet.   
   An FBI agent working in Maryland discovered some of the online images   
   after a tip from a related case.   
      
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