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Blurred text showing the definition of 'sex offender' in a legal document symbolizing Sex Crime Charges In CaliforniaIn this article, you can discover:

  • The most common types of sex crimes our law firm sees.
  • When to hire an attorney if you suspect you may be arrested for a sex crime.
  • How a sex crime conviction could impact your legal future.

What Are The Most Types Of Sex Crime Cases Your Firm Handles In California?

My law office sees many sex crime cases charged in Penal Code § 288 (a). This law criminalizes any lewd or sexualized touching of any part of the body of a minor under 14 years of age. This covers a wide range of behaviors, interactions, and gestures.

If I Suspect I May Be Arrested On Sexual Assault Charges, When Should I Hire A Defense Attorney?

If you suspect that you may be accused of a sex crime of any kind for any reason, get in touch with and hire a criminal defense attorney right away. The sooner you act, the sooner your attorney can better understand the circumstances of the potential accusation.

This also allows your lawyer to advocate and intercede on your behalf even before charges are filed, increasing your chances of staying out of custody and potentially preventing a conviction.

Does Every Sex Crime Conviction Result In The Offender Registering As A Sex Offender In California?

Several charges relating to sexual conduct or lewd conduct result in convictions without the requirement of registering as a sex offender. Some of the most meaningful ways to prevent your inclusion in the State Sex Offender Registry involve competent and attentive legal help.

The sooner your attorney understands the circumstances of your case, the better they can defend you. Your best course of action is always to secure quality, tailored legal help if you suspect you may be charged with a sex crime.

For more information on Facing Sex Crime Charges In California, a free 30-minute phone consultation is your next best step. Get the information and legal answers you are seeking by calling (707) 730-4177 today.

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