There are people in Florida and all across the country who do not approve of pornographic or sexually explicit materials. But even though it might be considered inappropriate or lewd, pornographic material is not illegal. The creation or distribution of the material is also not illegal in many circumstances.
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It is no secret that state and federal authorities take sex crimes very seriously. Police and prosecutors are very aggressive in their attempts to uncover unlawful behavior, file charges and ultimately see that a person is convicted and sentenced for sexual misconduct.
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Being accused, charged and convicted of a sex crime can be a ruinous event for people across Florida. They can lose their freedom, family and career seemingly in the blink of an eye. This can be true whether a person is charged with a relatively minor sexual misconduct or a serious and violent offense.
Charged with a sex crime in Florida? What you need to know
There is no doubt that facing criminal charges stemming from alleged sexual misconduct with a minor can be a traumatic and frightening experience. Many people who end up in this situation are first-time offenders who have no idea what to expect, what their rights are or how they might be able to defend themselves.
