Will my Rape case have to go to trial?
In any criminal case, how a case proceeds is up to the person charged. Because of the nature of sex crimes and the resultant penalties including the requirement to register as a [...]
In any criminal case, how a case proceeds is up to the person charged. Because of the nature of sex crimes and the resultant penalties including the requirement to register as a [...]
Yes. A conviction for any degree of rape will require you to Register as a Sex Offender. Your sex offender level will be determined at your sentencing or before you are released [...]
Surprisingly, no. New York specifically requires “sexual intercourse” for a rape allegation. Sexual intercourse requires male/female penetration, no matter how slight the penetration is. Non-consensual oral, anal, or other sexual contact are [...]
Yes. In the area of rape, other sexually related crimes (LINK), or child pornography (LINK), law enforcement will often act in an undercover capacity to establish relationships with people online. If you [...]
Possibly. A person arrested as part of a sting operation for potential sexual interactions with a minor may have an entrapment defense if they can prove they otherwise would not have committed [...]
Yes. Convictions for crimes related to sexual crimes with minors, even if they are attempted crimes or involve an undercover law enforcement officer, require registration under the New York State Sex Offender [...]