Prostitution Attorney
Plano, Frisco, Allen, McKinney, Addison, and Dallas Sex Crime Lawyer
In Texas, sex crimes are generally considered the worst of the worst. As such, the State will prosecute you with extreme prejudice, and will seek the maximum prison sentence. The mere accusation of a sex offense can cause your family, friends and co-workers to distance themselves from you. The community may begin treating you differently, and a conviction for certain sex crimes could result in a permanent label of "sex offender". A sex crime conviction is something you cannot afford.
The media loves to run stories on persons accused of sex crimes. Mere accusations alone could very well become the news story your friends, family, and loved ones watch. If you are in this difficult situation, the Law Office of Brock Duke can help. We will aggressively defend you against the media's bias and the State's harmful allegations.
Definition of a Sex Crime
There are numerous criminal offenses that qualify as a "sex crime". Some sex crimes involve unlawful acts that are sexual in nature and committed without the other person’s consent. Other sex crimes are more victimless, but are considered criminal in nature due to the supposed immorality associated with such offenses. An example of this would be prostitution (known as a victim-less crime) or violation of city ordinances at topless dance bars (No touching).
As a Dallas, McKinney, Allen, Frisco, Addison, and Plano criminal defense attorney who is experienced in sex crimes, I have vast experience against numerous sex crimes, including, but not limited to:
- Prostitution
- Promotion of Prostitution
- Sexually Oriented Business Violations
- Sexual Assault
- Aggravated Sexual Assault
- Indecency with a Child
- Improper Relationship between Teacher and Student
- Possession or Promotion of Child Pornography
- Child Pornography
- Online Solicitation of a minor
- Improper photography or visual recording
- Sexting
- Public Lewdness
- Indecent Exposure
Sex Crime Punishment
The consequences of a sex crime conviction could be detrimental to your reputation and life, depending on the severity of the crime. If you are convicted of these charges, you will be subjected to a number of life-altering penalties, such as jail time, potential prison time, steep fines, mandatory counseling, and a mark on your permanent record. You may also have to register as a "sex offender", which could affect your career, where you live and your livelihood. Being labeled a "sex offender" is a serious penalty, as your information will be posted on a web site that is available for anyone to view. You will also be required to tell future employers of your criminal conviction, which could severely limit your future employment opportunities. You need the experience of the Law Office of Brock Duke, a Dallas sex crime attorney.
Contact Us: Sex Crime Criminal Defense Lawyer Plano, Frisco, Allen, McKinney, Addison, and Dallas
When you contact the Law Office of Brock Duke regarding your alleged sex crime we will explain the specific criminal charge and the potential penalties associated with the offense. We will also examine all of the circumstances surrounding your sex crime charge, including any potential defenses recognized by Texas law, and will work with dedication to develop an aggressive defense strategy tailored to your situation.
The Law Office of Brock Duke handles all types of criminal cases. If you have been arrested and charged with a crime, we can and will help.
