Sex Crime Lawyers in Bloomington, IL

Accused of a sex offense in Bloomington or Normal?

Nothing can tarnish your reputation quite like being convicted for a sex offense. Depending on the charges being made against you, not only will you have to face serious penalties such as expensive fines and imprisonment, but you may also be required to register as a sex offender.

This can significantly reduce your chances of obtaining adequate employment in the future because most employers will hesitate in hiring someone with a sexual conviction on their record. Don't let this happen to you. Seek the aggressive defense of Johnson Law Group as soon as possible.

Our legal team is comprised of former prosecutors and police officers who possess extensive knowledge of the criminal system and can apply it to the advantage of your case. We can anticipate how your case will be prosecuted in court and can prepare accordingly. We work closely with investigators and experts to carefully review all the incriminating evidence brought against you in search of strengths and weaknesses in your case.

Skillfully Defending Internet Sex Crime Accusations

Our Bloomington, IL criminal defense attorneys are particularly skilled in the area where sex crimes intersect with the Internet, including cases involving child pornography and solicitation of a minor in online chat rooms. We understand the technology involved and, more importantly, the laws that have been established in relation to it. We know the differences between how hard documents and online communications can be used in court, particularly in terms of what can be admitted as evidence.

Protect your future! Call Johnson Law Group for tough criminal defense.

No matter how minor or complicated your sex offense case may seem, our firm is ready and willing to help you resolve it in the most efficient manner possible. Our goal is to help you walk away from this nightmare of a situation with the most positive case result possible, whether that is a reduction of charges, or even, a case dismissal. Ready to begin defending yourself against sex offense charges?