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Sex Crimes - Statutory Rape The charge of statutory rape refers to a sexual act that is considered rape by law (even if it was consensual) with someone under the age of 18 in the State of California. Although the state of California prosecutes cases of statutory rape, it is often the parents of the victim who initially contact law enforcement. The severity of the punishment depends upon the relative ages of the two people involved, and both males and females may be prosecuted. In California, there is no peer-sex exemption, so one minor (often the male) can be prosecuted for having consensual sex with another minor. If you are under investigation or have been charged with the crime of statutory rape in the state of California, you should contact an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible to make sure your rights are protected. At the law offices of Jeffery Rubenstein, there are a number of things we can assist you with if you are facing statutory rape charges:
Being charged with statutory rape is a scary experience for any person to endure, and you should not try to face it on your own. A statutory rape conviction can impact your employment, put a strain on your relationships with friends and family, and tarnish your reputation in the community. The law offices of Jeffrey Rubenstein are committed to protecting the rights of our clients, while also offering:
The attorneys at the law offices of Jeffrey Rubenstein are available 24 hours a day for your convenience, and can be contacted via email at jkrlaw@gmail.com or by phone at 310-477-2100. Don’t delay another moment if you are facing a statutory rape charge-- call the law offices of Jeffrey Rubenstein today for the best criminal defense team in the Southern California area. |
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