Cumming Sex Crime Lawyer
Experienced Representation Against Sex Crime Charges in Forsyth County
If you have been accused of a sex crime, you cannot afford to go through
this time without legal counsel. That is why I, Andrew J. Richman, am
here to advocate for your rights and defend your future. My first course
of action is to do everything in my power to keep your case from going
to trial. If the judge determines that there is enough evidence to warrant
a trial, I will ensure that I am prepared to advocate for your name and
defend your future in court. From securing a reduced sentence to getting
your charges dropped altogether, I fight to secure the best possible outcome.
When you call on my firm, you get the following:
- Insight and counsel from a former prosecutor
- Commitment to client-centered service
- Proven track record of success with thousands of cases
- Free case evaluations to review your situation
Are you facing sex crime charges in Georgia? Call Richman Law Firm today
at (678) 829-2826 or
contact us online to schedule a meeting with our sex crime attorney in Cumming!
Sexual Offenses in Georgia
There are a wide range of sexual offenses that can be committed in Georgia,
including:
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Rape: This offense involves nonconsensual sexual intercourse with a person
by force or threat of force.
- Sexual battery: This offense involves nonconsensual touching of another
person's intimate parts for the purpose of sexual gratification.
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Child molestation: This offense involves engaging in sexual activity with a child under
the age of 16.
- Prostitution: This offense involves offering or engaging in sexual activity
in exchange for money or other forms of compensation. It is also illegal
to solicit someone for prostitution or to operate a brothel in Georgia.
- Indecent exposure: This offense involves exposing one's genitals in
a public place in a manner that is likely to cause offense or alarm.
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Child pornography: This offense involves producing, distributing, or possessing sexually
explicit images of children.
- Stalking or harassment: These offenses involve repeated and unwanted contact
with another person that causes them fear or distress. This can include
threatening or obscene phone calls, emails, or other communications.
If you have been accused of a sexual offense in Georgia, it is important
to speak with an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible.
What are the Penalties for Sex Crimes in Georgia?
The penalties for sex crimes in Georgia can vary depending on the offense
and the circumstances of the case. For example, a conviction for rape
can result in imprisonment for 25 years to life, while a conviction for
statutory rape may hold a sentence of up to 20 years in prison. Child
molestation can be punished by imprisonment for up to 25 years, and a
conviction for sexual battery can result in a sentence of up to 20 years
in prison. In addition to imprisonment, individuals convicted of sex crimes
in Georgia may be required to register as sex offenders, which can have
long-lasting impacts on their personal and professional lives.
Contact Our Sex Crime Attorney Today
If you are facing sex crime charges in Georgia, it is crucial to work with
our experienced sex crimes lawyer, who can help you build a strong defense.
Our team will be able to review the evidence against you, identify any
potential defenses, and work with you to develop a strategy for your case.
Don't hesitate to contact a criminal defense attorney for help if
you have been accused of a sex crime in Georgia.
Contact Richman Law Firm today to schedule a FREE case evaluation with our sex crime lawyer in Cumming!