Internet Sex Crimes

Massachusetts Internet Sex Crimes Defense

Most internet sex offense crimes involve children in some way. As such, even the mere allegation of such a crime can be enough to deprive a person of their right to a fair trial and destroy their entire life. If you suspect that you are being investigated for an Internet-related sex crime or have already been arrested and charged—contact our law office immediately.

Nine Possible Outcomes, One Clear Choice

Many defense lawyers would not be able to tell you what your nine possible outcomes are if you asked them. However, at Lewin & Lewin we will not only take the time to explain all nine of these potential outcomes to you, but we will also explain the various defenses that can be used in your situation and what the process will include at every stage. Specific types of Internet sex offense cases we handle include:

• Possession of child pornography
• Distribution of child pornography
• Child enticement (Internet solicitation of a minor)
• Dissemination of Obscene Matter

While e-mail records and computer hard drive memories tend to be seen as iron-clad proof for the prosecution, the fact is that that proof cuts both ways. In child pornography cases, prosecutors have much to prove beyond the fact that the pornography was on your hard drive. Did you know it was there? Was your computer corrupted or pirated via the Internet? These are questions which must be answered. With Internet solicitation cases stemming from police undercover operations increasing in frequency, the issue of whether or not there was entrapment is almost always in question.

You can count on our firm's experience and dedication to explore every possible defense you may have. Our principal, Robert D. Lewin, is a former Assistant District Attorney for Middlesex County and has dedicated himself solely to criminal defense since 1975. He knows the law and knows how to achieve favorable outcomes for our clients. He can help you.

Protect your rights—for effective, non-judgmental representation, call toll free at 1-800-523-2228 in Massachusetts, or dial 781-322-2228 today.

As a firm, we represent people charged with Internet sex crimes in federal court and throughout Essex, Middlesex, and Suffolk counties. Initial consultations are provided free of charge and we are readily available for evening, weekend, and off-site visits when necessary. To schedule an appointment with our attorney, call or contact us via e-mail in Malden, or Andover Massachusetts, today.