Friday, December 16, 2011

Sex Crime Attorney Lawrenceville

Question: My son is 16 and lives in ga. he went to spend the week at his aunts house in fla. 15 days later I get a call from his aunt saying that my son raped her daughter who is 13 and she is pressing charges. My son says this did not happen but they did touch each other but never was she raped nor was there any sex what should I do?

Answer:There is nothing to do right now. Either the Florida police will take a warrant or they will not. Either the Florida police will ask to speak to him before they take a warrant or they will not. When the Florida authorities contact you, you need to retain an attorney in the county where your relatives live, because that is where your son will be arrested and tried if it goes that far.

Answered By Lawrence Lewis - Sex Crime Attorney Lawrenceville
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  1. GuyDecember 22, 2011 at 7:26 AM

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  2. GuyDecember 22, 2011 at 7:28 AM

    Sex crimes such as rape are too sensitive to be shared publicly. However, a criminal lawyer must dispassionately measure the pieces of evidence presented in the case to determine whether the accused is guilty or not. That way, justice is served rightly.


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