There Is No 'Insignificant' Sex Crime Charge
Every sex crime arrest is serious. Every arrest—even for indecent exposure—puts the arrested person into a justice system that will label that person as an alleged sex criminal. If the arrest turns into a conviction, that can mean years as a registered sex offender.
Indecent Exposure · Open and Gross Lewdness
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At the Law Office of Turco & Draskovich in Las Vegas, we don't take chances with your future, your freedom and your reputation. Indecent exposure may seem like a lesser charge, something you can simply plead to and put behind you so that you can avoid the hassle of a trial. Before you make that decision, talk to an attorney who has handled more sex crime cases than any other lawyer in Clark County, Nevada. Contact us for an appointment.
- An indecent exposure charge or public lewdness charge may involve exposure to adults or children. When a sex crime involves children, the consequences can be even worse.
- There is no unimportant or insignificant charge when it comes to a sex crime—and indecent exposure is definitely considered a sex crime. Conviction means a criminal record that can affect life, education and career choices.
- A conviction for open and gross lewdness or indecent exposure can mean 10 years, 15 years or a lifetime of sex offender registration. That is serious. Your neighbors, police, employers and others will know about your conviction.
If you have been arrested, do not be tempted to take the "easy" way out. Sex crimes are serious in terms of what can happen to your life. Contact a criminal defense lawyer who can explain the law and the likely consequences of a conviction. Contact us for an appointment. We represent clients arrested in Clark County, Nevada.
