False Accusations of Sex Crimes

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False allegations of sex crimes are commonly observed in cases such as the following:

• In child custody cases, one parent may accuse the other of committing or allowing another adult to molest a child who is at the center of the custody dispute.
• When a dating relationship ends, the spurned lover may accuse the other of forced sexual relations or other sex crimes, as a way to retaliate. The accused may have believed that sexual relations were consensual — but now the ex-lover claims that force, coercion or misrepresentation was involved. The angry partner reports an incident to the police and calls it a sex crime.
• Police investigators may create the illusion that a sex crime has occurred — and then arrest the person involved. For example, they may pose as minors in Internet chat rooms and wait for a participant to "solicit sex from a minor." This type of entrapment amounts to a false allegation of a crime that did not actually occur.

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Orlando False Accusations of Sex Crimes Defense Lawyer

Our Orlando criminal defense lawyers have the training and experience needed to successfully defend clients in Florida circuit and appellate courts, and U.S. federal district courts, courts of appeals, and the U.S. Supreme Court. It is important to have an attorney as soon as possible when alleged sex crime offenders are under investigation.

Our Orlando sex crime lawyers vigorously defend the rights of the accused, and often succeed in preventing investigations from resulting in arrests.

Florida False Accusations of Child Abuse?

Our attorneys use aggressive and effective defense strategies to minimize the negative impact of evidence, charges, and penalties. For thorough criminal defense representation, contact the Law Offices of Horwitz & Citro, P.A., in Orlando, Florida.

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