SEX CRIMES

1. WHAT ARE SEX CRIMES?
2. WHAT ARE THE PUNISHMENTS FOR SEX CRIMES?
3. HOW WE CAN HELP YOU?
4. HOW STRONG IS MY CASE?


WHAT ARE SEX CRIMES?
Any form of human sexual behavior that is prohibited by law is considered a sex crime. Someone who commits one is said to be a sex offender. Some sex crimes are crimes of violence that involve sex. Others do not involve violence but involve behavior that violates our sexual norms and are sexual taboos such as incest (sex with a relative), any sexual behavior or activity involving a minor, indecent exposure, exhibitionism, acts with animals (beastiality) and with the dead (necrophilia). Sex crimes can also be where the activity or behavior has the component of fear, harassment, nuisance, injury , assault or abuse.

Examples of sex crimes include:
Rape • Sexual Assault and Battery • Lewd or Lascivious Conduct • Prostitution and Solicitation • Indecent Exposure • Child Molestation • Child Pornography

If you or a loved one is facing sex crime accusations or charges, early intervention by an experienced criminal lawyer is critical to assure the best outcome. Please feel free to call us at
1-800-INNOCENT (1-800-466-6236) and you will be connected for FREE to an experienced criminal lawyer that will fight to protect your freedom and YOUR FUTURE, or you can fill out the Free Consultation Form.

WHAT ARE THE PUNISHMENTS FOR SEX CRIMES?
Sex crimes can fall into the classification of misdemeanors or felonies with maximum penalties ranging from a county jail sentence to life in prison. Besides the threat of long jail sentences, sex crime convictions can come with very harsh restrictions on your life.

You may be required to register as a sex offender.
You may be placed on probation or parole.
You may be subjected to mental evaluations and observation.
You may be required to attend counseling.
You may be required to pay significant restitution, penalties and fines.
You may have liens placed on your property.
You may face warrant-less searches of your home and car.
You may face restrictions where you can live.
You may face restrictions on what kind of job you can have.
You may face driving restrictions.
You may face restrictions on your activities within your community.

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HOW WE CAN HELP YOU?
Even if you are only facing the accusation of a sex crime and have yet to be formally arrested or charged it is important not to delay speakimg with an aggressive, experienced local criminal lawyer immediately. The right criminal lawyer can help minimize the damaging effects of these accusations, possibly lower the criminal charges, and organize the best method of defense to use during the trial.

Call 1-800-INNOCENT (1-800-466-6236) right now or fill out the Free Consultation Form and you will be connected FOR FREE to a local, experienced criminal lawyer that will fight to protect your freedom and your rights. Your lawyer will know the different tactics and strategies that can be implemented and the arguments that can be made to strengthen your case, and weaken the State or Federal case against you. Your lawyer will seek to uncover and understand every aspect of law enforcement’s case and evidence against you. This way your lawyer can build the best defense for you, and understand your potential risks, damages and options.

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HOW STRONG IS MY CASE?
Was the act consensual?
Do you know the accuser?
Does your accuser have a reason to lie?
Were you read your rights?
What physical evidence, including DNA does the State have against you?
Could any evidence against you have been compromised, tampered with, or corrupted?
How long a delay was there between the time the crime was alleged to be committed and the time law      enforcement actually became involved?

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Don’t delay! Call 1-800-INNOCENT (1-800-466-6236) right now or fill out the Free Consultation Form and get connected FOR FREE to an experienced, local criminal lawyer who can determine how strong your case is and start preparing the best possible defense to protect your freedom and your future.