Taking Your Side on Sex Offense Charges
Being charged with sexual assault can be a very intimidating situation. By law, you are presumed innocent until you are proven guilty, but unfortunately, sometimes people will treat you as if you are guilty from the moment you are charged with a sex crime. It is important to have an advocate on your side who will stand up for your rights.
Providing You With a Vigorous Criminal Defense
Sexual assault charges are usually classified under Texas law as felonies, threatening defendants with very serious criminal consequences if convicted, including substantial jail time, prison, registering as a sex offender and large fines. Common sexual offenses include the following:
- Sexual Assault (Texas Penal Code § 22.011)
- Aggravated Sexual Assault (Texas Penal Code § 22.021)
- Public Lewdness (Texas Penal Code § 21.07)
- Indecent Exposure (Texas Penal Code § 21.08)
- Indecency With A Child (Texas Penal Code § 21.11)
If you are convicted of a sex crime, there is a potential that you will spend the rest of your life registering as a sex offender. In Texas, this can happen even if you are convicted of a crime that seems minor, such as sex with a minor when there is a relatively small age difference between the "victim" and the alleged "perpetrator."
If you have been charged with any type of sex crime, it is important to talk to an attorney so you can get an accurate sense of how serious the charges are and what options you have.
Examining the Details of Your Case in Depth
Sex crime charges are often the result of ambiguous situations with some amount of contradictory evidence. I will carefully examine the evidence, including all physical evidence and testimony against you in order to determine the strength of the prosecutor's case.
I devote a great deal of time to every case I accept, so you can be confident that when I recommend a criminal defense strategy in your sex crime case, it will be carefully tailored to your particular circumstances.
I am Georgetown Texas criminal defense lawyer Clovis Martin, and I defend people accused of sexual assault in Williamson County. Contact me at my office in Georgetown for a free consultation to discuss your charges.
The Law Office of Clovis Martin has represented clients charged with:
Assault with Bodily Injury (PC 22.01), Aggravated Assault (PC 22.02) Aggravated Kidnapping (PC 20.04), Burglary of Vehicles (PC 30.04), Consumption of Alcohol by a Minor (ABC 106.04), Credit Card or Debit Card Abuse (PC 32.31), Criminal Mischief (PC 28.03), Criminal Trespass (PC 30.05), Deadly Conduct (PC 22.05), Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol by Minor (ABC 106.041), Driving While Intoxicated (a.k.a. DWI PC 49.04), Driving While Intoxicated with Child Passenger (PC 49.045), Driving While License Invalid (TC 521.457), Duty on Striking Unattended Vehicle (TC 550.024), Duty on Striking Fixture or Highway Lanscaping (TC 550.025), Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity (PC 71.02), Evading Arrest or Detention (PC 38.04), Failure to Identify (PC 38.02), Fictitious or Counterfeit Inspection Certificate OR Insurance Document (TC 548.603), Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor (ABC 106.06), Harassment (PC 42.07), Interference with Emergency Telephone Call (PC 42.062), Possession of Alcohol by a Minor (ABC 106.05 a.k.a. Minor in Possession of Alcohol or MIP), Possession of [Controlled] Substance (CSA 481.115 to 481.118), Possession of a Dangerous Drug (CSA 483.041), Possession or Delivery of Drug Paraphernalia (CSA 481.125), Possession of Marijuana (CSA 481.121), Prostitution (PC 43.02), Public Intoxication (PC 49.02), Racing on Highway (TC 545.420), Reckless Driving (TC 545.401), Resisting Arrest, Search, or Transportation (PC 38.03), Revocation of Community Supervision (a.k.a Probation, CCP 42.12-Sec. 23), Sale [of Alcohol] to Minors (ABC 106.03), Sexual Assault (PC 22.011) Terroristic Threat (PC 22.07), Theft (PC 31.03), Theft by Check (PC 31.03 & 31.06), Theft of Service (PC 31.04), Unlawful Carrying Weapons (PC 46.02), and Unlawful Restraint (PC 20.02).
