Published by Liberty Bell Law Group | Updated January 2025 | Child Molestation Defense Attorneys CRITICAL LEGAL EMERGENCY: PC 647.6 charges involving children require immediate expert legal representation. This “wobbler” offense can become a felony and requires sex offender registration. Contact an experienced defense attorney NOW. Table of Contents What is Penal Code…
California Penal Code 314: Complete Guide to Indecent Exposure Defense Published by Liberty Bell Law Group | Updated January 2025 | Indecent Exposure Defense Attorneys URGENT LEGAL NOTICE: If you’ve been arrested or cited for indecent exposure under PC 314, contact an experienced defense attorney immediately. Even misdemeanor convictions require sex offender registration….
Published by Liberty Bell Law Group | Updated January 2025 | Criminal Defense Attorneys Table of Contents What is Penal Code 288? Types of PC 288 Charges Penalties and Sentencing Legal Defenses Investigation Process Why You Need an Attorney FAQ What is California Penal Code 288? Understanding Child Molestation Laws Penal Code 288 is California’s…
LibertyBell Law Group – Sex Crime Defense Attorneys 20350 Ventura Blvd, Suite 230, Woodland Hills, CA 91364 | Call: +1 (818) 806-0943 Top Defense Strategies for Sex Crime Charges in California If you’re facing a sex crime accusation, the stakes couldn’t be higher. LibertyBell Law Group has a proven record defending clients…
Facing trial for a sex crime in California can feel overwhelming. Your freedom, reputation, and future are on the line. Whether you’re fighting false allegations or navigating a complex case, trial preparation is key to building a strong defense. Here’s what you need to know to get ready — and how to give yourself the…
Can You Be Fired or Denied Employment for a Sex Crime Allegation? Introduction A sex crime allegation—regardless of whether you are convicted—can have immediate consequences for your career. In California, employers have wide discretion when it comes to hiring and firing decisions, especially in positions involving public trust, children, or vulnerable populations. Even an arrest…
Can You Seal or Expunge a Sex Crime Arrest in California If You Weren’t Convicted? Introduction Even if you were never convicted of a sex crime, the arrest itself can appear on background checks and impact your job prospects, housing opportunities, or professional licensing. Fortunately, California law now provides a pathway to seal arrest records…
How to Handle a Knock-and-Talk in a Sex Crime Investigation Introduction In sex crime investigations, law enforcement may use a tactic known as a “knock-and-talk”—where officers show up unannounced at your home or workplace, hoping to initiate a conversation without a warrant. While these encounters may seem casual or routine, they are often strategic efforts…
Understanding Entrapment in Online Sex Crime Cases Introduction Entrapment is a common defense in online sex crime cases, particularly when police use undercover officers posing as minors to initiate conversations and solicit illegal activity. While sting operations are legal in California, law enforcement must follow strict guidelines. If an officer improperly induces someone to commit…
Sex Crime Accusations and Social Media: What Not to Do Introduction If you’re accused of a sex crime in California, your social media presence can either hurt or help your defense. Anything you post—even if deleted—may be used against you in court. Prosecutors, investigators, and even alleged victims’ attorneys routinely comb through Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat,…
