Common Florida Sex Crimes include:

- Rape
- Statutory Rape
- Child Molestation
- Indecent Exposure
- Internet Pornography
- Prostitution
- Lewd and Lascivious Molestation

Most sex crimes are considered felony offenses in the state of Florida. A sex crime conviction can result in a variety of harsh legal penalties, including: imprisonment, monetary fines, court-ordered rehabilitation, probation, and mandatory sex offender registration. Once a person is listed on the public sex offender registry, he/she may face employment, housing, and educational restrictions.

Sex crime charges are usually amplified if a minor (person below the legal age of 18) is the victim. In fact, if a minor is the victim of a sex crime, the alleged offender's charges and penalties will usually be enhanced. Even if the child's allegations are completely false, the accused offender will be stereotyped as a dangerous pedophile.

If you have been charged with a sex crime, contact the Law Offices of Bryant A. Scriven for a free consultation. We will advise you of your rights and provide reliable counsel throughout the legal process.

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