T The development of technology has also given rise to new forms of crime, including the dissemination of child pornography through electronic media, as reflected in the tulungagung district court decision number 93/pid.b/2023/pn tlg. this study examines whether the criminal sanction imposed in the decision reflects the objectives of sentencing and what form of sanction should appropriately be imposed on the offender. this research employs a normative legal research method with a descriptive-analytical approach, using secondary data analyzed qualitatively. the findings reveal that the offender was sentenced to only one year and six months of imprisonment under article 27 paragraph (1) in conjunction with article 45 paragraph (1) of law number 19 of 2016 concerning electronic information and transactions (ite law), despite the offense having been committed systematically and in a structured manner, without considering the provisions of the pornography law and the child protection law, both of which prescribe more severe criminal sanctions. it is concluded that the sentence does not reflect the objectives of sentencing as stipulated in article 51(a) of law number 1 of 2023 concerning the criminal code and is disproportionate to the gravity of the offense. the author recommends that public prosecutors apply cumulative indictments, that judges consider imposing sanctions based on provisions carrying heavier penalties where legally justified, and that the supreme court formulate sentencing guidelines for cybercrimes involving children.