Defending Against Sexual Assault Charges
Sexual assault cases rarely involve the rape of a woman by a stranger. Typically, these are so-called date rape cases, in which the central issue is whether the woman consented to have sex.
A Night at a Bar Can Lead to Criminal Charges
Most women who make allegations of sexual assault or rape meet a man in a bar and agree to go home with him. Often she has had too much to drink and states that the man took advantage of her condition.
Sexual assault charges often become cases of "he said, she said." The two people involved may have had widely different interpretations of what happened between them or neither may remember the events clearly.
Criminal Defense of Sex Crimes
At McClintock & McClintock P.C. in Colorado Springs, our sex crimes defense lawyers have won sexual assault cases by showing that the woman went home with a man willingly and only called police the next morning when she regretted her choice. We have achieved an impressive record of success in these cases in part because of our experience and skill and also because of the conservative inclinations of area jurors.
Sexual assault is charged when both the parties involved are adults. Even though no minors are involved, those convicted of a committing a sexual assault are typically ordered to have no contact with minors.
Do not take a sexual assault charge lightly. You can go to prison. You can lose your ability to see your children. And you can be required to register as a sex offender for the rest of your life.
For effective defense against sexual assault charges, contact the criminal defense attorneys at McClintock & McClintock P.C. for a free consultation.
Learn More: Visit Our Sexual Assault Law Page.
