Indiana Sex Crimes Defense Lawyers
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There is no time to lose if you have been charged with any variety of sex crime such as the following:
- Rape
- Sexual assault
- Sexual battery
- Any sex-related criminal deviant conduct
- Sexual misconduct with a minor
- Indecent exposure
- Solicitation of a child
- Child molestation
- Statutory rape (the age of consent in Indiana being 16)
- Abuse of position of power by a counselor, youth leader, teacher, or clergy person such as a priest, in connection with sex with a minor or any nonconsensual sex with a client, student or parishioner
Beware a police officer's or a prosecutor's attempt to construe a misunderstanding — such as unwanted sexual advances — as a criminal act when in fact, no crime may have occurred. Also beware of rumors that include your name as a potential suspect in charges that have not come forth yet. The "rumor stage" of a sex-related criminal charge is often the best time to bring in a lawyer — even before an arrest has taken place, or charges have been filed. A skilled defense attorney can help you make decisions that are in your best interests.
In any sex crimes defense, the early involvement of a defense lawyer has a good chance of mitigating the damage and protecting the accused from investigators, the press and anyone who might attempt to ask questions or stir up trumped-up accusations. We will do everything we can to keep our clients' names out of the limelight and out of the newspaper in connection with yet-unproven charges involving prostitution, Internet-based child pornography or any sex crime.
Avoid "digging your own grave," so to speak, by evoking your right to remain silent. Call an attorney instead of trying to explain your way out of "a mess" which may result in criminal charges — and loss of your reputation and freedom.
We are prepared to compel the prosecution to prove every element of the charges in a sex crimes defense case. Call or e-mail Wallace Little to schedule a free consultation if you have are under investigation or have already been charged with a sex crime.
In a sex crimes defense case, it often proves critical to closely examine the credibility of any complaining witnesses. A thorough analysis of the credibility and reputation of the parties involved is vital to properly defending an individual against sex crimes.
Call or e-mail us today at Wallace Little in Indianapolis to learn how we can help protect your rights and your reputation in the face of sex crime accusations or charges.
