Charged with Indecent Solicitation of a Child? This Is What You Need to Know

Charged with Indecent Solicitation of a Child? This Is What You Need to Know Being charged with a sex crime is a very serious offense and being convicted of indecent solicitation of a child can cause irreparable damage to your reputation, making it hard for you to secure employment, enjoy a normal relationship or even find accommodation. There are numerous factors to bear in mind when it comes to being accused of this type of criminal offense.

Indecent solicitation of a child is when someone knowingly solicits a person under the age of eighteen for sex or prostitution. Now this is where it can get tricky, because what is solicitation and how is it determined that you are guilty of such a crime?

Solicitation of a child is when you request, advise, perform, urge, authorize or command a child under the age of eighteen to have sexual interactions. This could be over the phone, in writing, on the internet or more.

Solicitation of a child is a very serious offense and you will require the representation of an experienced indecent solicitation of a child attorney to provide you with the relevant legal assistance you need throughout the case.

The reason you will benefit from the services of an indecent solicitation of a child attorney is that if convicted, you could be facing around five years in jail, that excludes any fines, probation period and court fees that may also be placed against you. Your indecent solicitation of a child attorney should provide you with years of experience, offering you a fast resolution with the best possible outcome based on your unique case.

While you may think that every case is the same that falls under sex crimes, there are so many aspects that makes your case unique. Your indecent solicitation of a child attorney should identify the unique things about your case, bringing them to the table to secure you a resolution that is fair and just.

In addition to potentially finding yourself facing five years of imprisonment, you will have a sex crime record on your name for the rest of your life. As you can imagine, this will have a negative implication on your life moving forward. Whenever you apply for a job, apply for a property rental or you are stopped by police for any reason, your record will show up. This can result in your application for a position being declined or you being refused rentals in a certain area.

The one serious implication of being convicted of a crime of this nature is that your name will be registered on the sex offenders database, which means anyone at any time can find your name. This can affect every aspect of your life. Whether you are

guilty of the crime or not, it's important to secure the services of an indecent solicitation of a child attorney who has a proven track record in this sector of the law.

Choosing an indecent solicitation of a child attorney is a process that is not to be taken lightly. You want an attorney with a wealth of experience handling these cases in your local area. Remember if you live in the United States, each attorney will be admitted to practice in a set State. So ensure you choose attorneys who have experience and are allowed to practice in your local area.

Next you want to ensure any attorney you choose has a proven track record. Ask for references, ask about their track record and get them to explain the process of your unique case to you, so you know what to expect every step of the way.

About Us: John R Grasso is an attorney admitted to practice in Rhode Island, Massachusetts.

He is also admitted at the Federal District Courts. He is a member of the Bar of the United States Supreme Court and has an experienced support team working alongside him to help focus on securing a resolution in the shortest period of time. John Grasso represents criminal defendants on misdemeanors and felony charges throughout the area. He handles a wide range of cases on a daily basis from domestic violence cases to immigration disputes and DUI cases to robbery and so much more. To find out more, visit http://www.johngrassolaw.com.