False Sexual Assault Accusations
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I am being falsely accused of sexual assault. My charges are sexual battery against a child under * and aggravated sexual battery
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. The seriousness of these charges can vary depending on your location. Could you please tell me where you are based?
Chatsworth Georgia *
Hello ****,
Here are the key aspects of Georgia law related to your charges:
- Sexual battery against a minor under * (O.C.G.A § *-*-*.*): Maximum 5 years imprisonment.
- Aggravated sexual battery (O.C.G.A § *-*-*.*): Minimum 25 years imprisonment to life.
I strongly recommend you to engage a defense lawyer.
Here are the key aspects of Georgia law related to your charges:
- Sexual battery against a minor under * (O.C.G.A § *-*-*.*): Maximum 5 years imprisonment.
- Aggravated sexual battery (O.C.G.A § *-*-*.*): Minimum 25 years imprisonment to life.
I strongly recommend you to engage a defense lawyer.
I currently have a defense lawyer but my case has been going for about 3 years now and I would like to do what I can to help insure victory
As you already have a lawyer, it would be beneficial to:
- Maintain open communication with your lawyer
- Be honest about all details
- Gather any evidence that can support your innocence, such as witnesses
- Understand your rights and the legal process
Remember, cooperation with your lawyer is key.
- Maintain open communication with your lawyer
- Be honest about all details
- Gather any evidence that can support your innocence, such as witnesses
- Understand your rights and the legal process
Remember, cooperation with your lawyer is key.
What are my rights and the legal process?
In Georgia, during a criminal trial, you have the right to:
- Remain silent and not incriminate yourself (Fifth Amendment)
- Confront and cross-examine the witnesses against you (Sixth Amendment)
- Have a public and speedy trial (Sixth Amendment)
- Be represented by an attorney (Sixth Amendment)
Legal process typically involves:
- Arrest
- First appearance
- Preliminary hearing
- Indictment
- Arraignment
- Pretrial motions
- Trial
- Post-trial motions
- Sentencing (if convicted)
- Appeals.
- Remain silent and not incriminate yourself (Fifth Amendment)
- Confront and cross-examine the witnesses against you (Sixth Amendment)
- Have a public and speedy trial (Sixth Amendment)
- Be represented by an attorney (Sixth Amendment)
Legal process typically involves:
- Arrest
- First appearance
- Preliminary hearing
- Indictment
- Arraignment
- Pretrial motions
- Trial
- Post-trial motions
- Sentencing (if convicted)
- Appeals.