Charles Aghoian was a supervising attorney at the Children’s Law Center of California
LOS ANGELES — A former supervising attorney at a nonprofit with branches in Los Angeles County that provides legal representation to foster children in juvenile dependency court pleaded not guilty Monday to federal criminal charges alleging he possessed and distributed child sexual abuse material.
He voluntarily surrendered early Monday to law enforcement and was later arraigned in federal court where a magistrate judge set his bond at $1 million and scheduled a May 6 trial date.
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