Sex Crimes

A conviction of a sex crime can mean that a person is stigmatized for the rest of his
or her life. Convictions for sex crimes also tend to be viewed as more serious by the
public and long prison sentences are not uncommon. Even after prison a defendant
must often register as a sex offender and a defendant’s name, address and photograph
may be available to the public via the Internet. Conviction can also affect the types of
jobs available to a defendant after release from prison and may even impact where the
defendant lives.

If you have been charged with a sex crime such as, sexual assault, date rape, forcible
touching, child pornography or prostitution it is critical that you get the help of
an experienced attorney as early as possible. Even if you think you may be being
investigation by law enforcement – don’t wait until you are arrested to contact a skilled,
aggressive attorney for help. Call the Buitron Law Office for a free consultation.

We represent people charged with: