SEX CRIMES
When charged for an internet sex offense, there is typically one emotion -- shame. At Gayanilo Law Firm, we provide clients with respectful, confidential, and nonjudgmental representation while working to preserve your rights and freedom.
For compassionate and experienced advice and counsel, contact our experienced internet sex crimes defense attorney.
For most people charged for internet sex crimes, this is their first encounter with law enforcement. They may be married, have a good job, and be involved in many community activities. The criminal law process can seem overwhelming. All at once, people who have been charged with a sex crime can find that their worlds have been shattered, and that they are no longer respected by those who are closest to them.
This is why it is extremely important that people hire a reputable sex crimes defense attorney as soon as they have been charged, or believe they will be charged, with a sex crime. As an experienced sex crime defense attorneys help clients through the criminal defense process and works to protect clients from stigmas and negative public exposure.
There are a vast array of sex crimes that are committed in the states of New York and New Jersey each and every year. The most common sex crimes include:
rape
statutory rape
date rape
sexual assault
sexual abuse
lewd conduct
indecent exposure
prostitution
illegal pornography
child molestation
child pornography
internet stalking
internet solicitation of minors
A New York and New Jersey sex crime attorney can get involved from the beginning, which can help preserve the person's reputation and liberty throughout the criminal process. A lawyer can also challenge all physical evidence and testimony that is presented by the prosecution, which can lead to the reduction or dismissal of charges. Additionally, an attorney can serve as an advocate throughout this very sensitive time, and protect the person and his/her family from further embarrassment or unwanted attention.
Meagan's Law Sex Offender Registry Requirement
When convicted of a sex offense, there is a classification hearing to determine the level of severity of the offense and the sex offender registry requirement. Classification in the least serious category does not require registration and does not impair many civil liberties.
However, the most serious offenses require registration and restrict the individual from being in the presence of children or the individual in which the crime involved. This often limits the ability to be present at family gatherings and move about within the community following completion of a sentence.
It is imperative to have an attorney on your side. We work to mitigate the long term damage and enhance therapeutic recovery.