The State of Florida has very strict laws regarding sexual based criminal offenses, especially when a sex crime is committed against a minor. It is a given that allegations of many sex crime cases end up receiving public attention. Add in the aggressive efforts of law enforcement and prosecutors to achieve a conviction in sex crime cases, it may seem like an insurmountable task to successfully overcome.
The only way to level the playing field to give you the best possible opportunity to achieve a successful resolution is to seek the legal advice and representation of experienced legal counsel.
Being arrested or charged with a sex crime does not automatically mean a conviction is a forgone conclusion. You do have legal rights, including the right to have your story told in the defense of criminal allegations.
Many individuals each year are wrongfully accused of sex crimes throughout the United States. Our duty as your attorney is to vigorously fight for you in an effort to ensure you do not fall victim to a legal system which is under tremendous political and social pressure to convict anyone who is indicted for a sex crime.
In order for the prosecution to obtain a conviction for a sexual offense crime, they must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed the crime (or crimes) you are being tried for. We will put every piece of evidence under a microscope, as well as the actions of law enforcement as they pertain to your case in an effort to prove your innocence or show the jury and/or judge that reasonable doubt of your guilt does in fact exist.
Sexual offense criminal charges may include, but are not limited to:
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We will seek to have the charges dropped, reduced, negotiate a plea which includes probation instead of jail or prison time, and when necessary, aggressively fight for your rights and freedoms at trial.
CRAIG A. SONNER
1220 Commerce Park Drive,
Suite 203,
Longwood, FL 32701
Phone: 407.331.1775
Fax: 407.331.7295