Sex Offenses
It is not an overstatement to say that a defendant accused of a sexual offense is fighting for his or her life. In few other kinds of cases is there so much at stake. With the minimum period of registration for sexually-oriented offenders now at fifteen years in Ohio, the costs of being convicted of a sex crime are higher than ever before. Sex offender registration can limit were you are allowed to live and work, and ruin careers and social connections. It can also subject you to a lifetime of scrutiny from law enforcement agencies. In today’s information age, no one can afford to register as a sexual offender, if it can be avoided. As the use of DNA evidence grows in sex offense cases, hiring a criminal attorney with experience in DNA evidence and experts is crucial. Highly publicized reversals on appeal in sex cases, after the defendant has spent years in prison, show the importance of getting the right result at trial. If you are charged with a sex offense, or are being investigated for a sex offense, contact the law office of Bruce T. Davis and schedule an appointment for a free consultation.
Do not let the embarrassment of being charged with a sex crime keep you from contacting a criminal attorney. Too many people accused of these kinds of crimes simply plead guilty at the first opportunity to end the case as quickly as possible. Many sex offense cases are flawed and can be beaten or substantially reduced with the help of an experienced criminal lawyer, such as Bruce Davis. Ending a sex crime case quickly with poor results is something an accused will regret for years to come. The initial consultation is free and completely confidential. Call Bruce Davis and see what he can do to assist you with your sex offense case.
- Rape
- Sexual Battery
- Gross Sexual Imposition
- Soliciting
- Indecent Exposure
- Importuning
- Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor
- Child Pornography
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