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Sex Crimes

An accusation is not a conviction. Remain silent, do not contact the accuser, and get counsel before you speak.

Florida Sex Offense Defense

A sex offense accusation can change someone's life before a case ever reaches a courtroom.

An allegation may lead to a law-enforcement investigation, interviews, subpoenas, searches of electronic devices, forensic examinations, arrest, bond restrictions and criminal charges. If a conviction follows, the consequences can extend far beyond the sentence imposed by a judge.

That is why defending a sex offense begins with more than asking, “What am I charged with?” The more important questions are what the State alleges, what statute applies, what must be proved, what evidence actually exists, and what the consequences of a plea or trial would be.

Defend the Case has represented clients facing criminal charges for more than 20 years. Every sex offense case deserves a defense based on the specific allegations, the evidence, the applicable law and the consequences facing the person accused.

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