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Sex Crimes

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Experienced, Sensitive Legal Help For Sex Crime Allegations

Being accused of a sex crime is shocking and extremely stressful – particularly if the allegations are false. At Christiansen Law Offices, we are equipped to defend against a full range of sex crime allegations, including those that involve:

Protecting Against Serious Consequences

Because allegations of sex crimes are often highly charged and highly visible, they have the potential to cause a defendant lasting harm. Legal consequences for those found guilty may include:

  • A criminal record
  • Registration as a sex offender
  • Prison time
  • Fines and restitution
  • Lasting harm to one’s reputation

We will thoroughly investigate the allegations and force the prosecution to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt. When your future is on the line, it is important that you work with experienced, effective criminal defense attorneys. Our team is ready to help you fight for your rights and freedom.

Nevada Law Regarding Indecent Exposure

The law regarding indecent exposure in Nevada is somewhat vague, but the possible penalties upon conviction are harsh. While the law does not specifically say which parts of the body are obscene or indecent if exposed, typically people are arrested for indecent exposure for exposing their genitalia. If a woman is not breastfeeding, she may face an indecent exposure charge for exposing her breasts.

In Las Vegas, people accused of indecent exposure often find themselves charged with additional offenses – particularly open or gross lewdness. This charge is generally more serious than indecent exposure, which can be prosecuted as a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on whether the accused has been convicted previously of indecent exposure.

Being convicted of open or gross lewdness can lead to a lifetime requirement to notify the community of the offense. Being convicted of indecent exposure for the first time can result in a jail sentence of up to one year. A subsequent conviction can result in a prison sentence of up to four years.

Let Us Help You

For a free consultation with a skilled criminal defense attorney, contact us online or call 702-570-9262. Our lawyers have more than 65 years of combined experience in complex criminal defense cases. We respond promptly to emails and answer the phone 24/7. Se habla español.