Fort Lauderdale Sex Offender Registration Attorneys
Sex Crime Defense Lawyers in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Sex offender registration is often mandatory for anyone convicted of a sex crime in Florida. The only way to possibly avoid registration would be to hire a skilled and aggressive defense attorney. According to Section 943.04354 of the Florida Statutes there are special circumstances that may allow for a removal of the requirement to register as a sex offender. At Musca Law, as professional sex crime defense lawyers we are very familiar with this statute. We can meet with you during a free case consultation if you have already been convicted of a sex crime or are currently being charged and would like to see if your case may qualify for this exception.
The Fort Lauderdale defense attorneys at Musca Law represent clients in any type of complex sex crimes case including:
- Sexual Assault
- Sexual Battery
- Rape crimes
- Child Molestation
- Indecent Exposure
- Human Trafficking
- Prostitution/Lewd Acts
- Sodomy
- Incest
- Child Pornography
- Sex Crimes over the Internet
The requirement to register as a sex offender went in to affect under Megan’s Law in 1994. It allows for both law enforcement and the public to obtain information about a convicted sex crime offender for free, over the internet or from a police station. The information that is made public are a sex offender’s full name, age, address, crime committed and date the crime took place. Because this information is so freely viewed, it often makes it extremely difficult for a sex offender to lead a normal life. Many registered sex offenders have difficulties obtaining housing and employment as the community will often ostracize them.
Criminal Defense for Misdemeanor & Felony Sex Crimes
Please contact a Fort Lauderdale sex offender registration lawyer at Musca Law today if you have a sex offender registration issue or you are currently being investigated for a sex crime. We can review the facts of your case and determine what legal step we should take in an effort to protect your constitutional rights in the state of Florida.
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