Garden City Sex Crime Defense Attorneys

Our Aggressive Legal Team Can Help You Fight Your Charges

Sex crimes are some of the most serious charges that you can face. If convicted, you could face years in prison, thousands of dollars in fines, and a lifetime of consequences.

If you are facing sex crime charges, you need a strong legal team behind you. At Barket Epstein Kearon Aldea & LoTurco, LLP, our Garden City sex crime defense attorneys have the experience and skill to help you fight your charges and protect your future. We know that these charges can be life-changing, and we are ready to help you fight back.

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Sex Crime Charges in New York

A sex crime is a criminal offense that involves sexual misconduct, inappropriate sexual behavior, or non-consensual sexual acts. These offenses are typically categorized based on their nature and severity.

Common types of sex offenses include:

• Rape: Rape is the non-consensual sexual penetration of another person. It involves sexual intercourse without the explicit consent of one party, often involving force, threats, or coercion.
• Sexual Assault: Sexual assault is a broader term encompassing various non-consensual sexual acts, which may include touching, fondling, or other sexual contact without consent. The severity can vary, from less serious offenses to more egregious acts.
• Child Sexual Abuse: Child sexual abuse involves the exploitation or molestation of minors. It includes activities such as child pornography, statutory rape (sexual contact with a minor), and sexual grooming.
• Sexual Harassment: Sexual harassment refers to unwanted sexual advances, comments, or behavior in a workplace, educational institution, or social setting, creating a hostile or intimidating environment.
• Indecent Exposure: This offense involves intentionally exposing one's genitals or engaging in sexual acts in a public place, often with the intent to shock or distress others.
• Sexting: Sexting refers to the sending or receiving of sexually explicit text messages, images, or videos, often through electronic devices. Legal consequences may arise when sexting involves minors or non-consensual content.
• Voyeurism: Voyeurism involves secretly observing or filming others engaged in sexual acts or exposing their bodies without their knowledge or consent.
• Prostitution and Solicitation: Prostitution involves engaging in sexual acts in exchange for money, while solicitation is the act of seeking or offering sexual services in exchange for money. These offenses may be illegal in some jurisdictions.
• Sexual Exploitation of Vulnerable Individuals: Some sex crimes involve taking advantage of vulnerable individuals, such as those with cognitive impairments or individuals incapable of providing informed consent.
• Online Sexual Offenses: With the rise of the internet, various online sexual offenses have emerged, including cyberbullying, online harassment, and sharing explicit content without consent (revenge porn).