Your Defense Requires Careful, Independent Review.
- Criminal sexual conduct allegations
- Sexual assault and disputed consent
- Internet and electronic-communication allegations
- Solicitation and related offenses
- Witness accounts, recordings, and digital evidence
- Release conditions and consequences of a proposed resolution
Evaluate the Complete Record
These cases often involve statements, messages, recordings, medical information, or digital records. Rob and his team review the evidence in context, including the development of the allegation and the information that may support or challenge it. The defense must be grounded in the particular offense and the facts that can be established.
Examine Digital Evidence Carefully
A screenshot or an isolated message may not show an entire conversation. Accounts, dates, device access, surrounding communications, and the way evidence was collected can matter. The review identifies what the record actually establishes and what additional information may be needed.
Prepare for Sensitive Decisions
Whether the case involves an investigation, a pending charge, or a proposed resolution, the decisions deserve time and clear advice. Rob and his team address the evidence, available challenges, and potential consequences, including any registration or other requirements that may be relevant to the specific allegation.
Get Direct Representation
You should be able to discuss a difficult situation with your attorney and receive an honest assessment. The initial consultation identifies the proceeding and immediate concerns. Sensitive records are handled through an appropriate process after the scope of representation has been established.
Questions About Sex Crimes
Can I Speak with You During an Investigation?
Yes. You do not need to wait for a charge to request a consultation. Identify the agency involved, any contact from investigators, and whether a search or interview has occurred.
Should I Send Sensitive Images or Evidence with My First Inquiry?
Keep the initial inquiry to the general allegation, court dates, and contact details. Rob and his team can explain the appropriate way to identify and handle sensitive materials when evaluating representation.
Can You Review a Case Involving Online Messages?
Yes. Electronic communications should be examined with the surrounding conversation, account information, and collection records. The analysis depends on the offense alleged and the complete evidentiary context.
Discuss your goals and the next steps in a free initial consultation.