Protecting Your Reputation and Future

Aggressive Defense for Sex Crime Allegations

Being accused of a sex crime can have life-altering consequences, including prison time, mandatory registration as a sex offender, and permanent reputational damage. Even false accusations can devastate careers, relationships, and personal freedom. At Blankenship Law, we understand the high stakes involved and fight to protect your rights, your future, and your reputation.

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False accusations are common: misunderstandings, revenge, or personal conflicts can lead to wrongful charges.

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DNA and digital evidence play a role: forensic and electronic evidence can be challenged for accuracy and reliability.

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Sex offender registration is lifelong: a conviction can lead to severe restrictions on housing, employment, and travel.

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Defenses exist: consent, mistaken identity, and lack of evidence can result in case dismissals or reduced charges.

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How We Defend Sex Crime Allegations

Strategic, Discreet, and Aggressive Defense


A sex crime charge does not mean a conviction. Many cases lack concrete evidence and rely solely on accusations and inconsistent statements. We conduct thorough investigations, analyzing DNA reports, text messages, phone records, and witness testimonies to build a powerful defense. Learn about your rights.

If you’ve been falsely accused, time is critical. Proactive defense strategies can prevent charges from being filed or lead to early case dismissals. We work to uncover false motives, inconsistencies in testimonies, and violations of your rights. Read more about false accusations.


We also explore plea negotiations and alternative sentencing when appropriate, seeking outcomes that minimize penalties and protect your future. If trial is necessary, we aggressively fight to prove your innocence and expose weaknesses in the prosecution’s case. Schedule a confidential consultation.

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Nearly 20% of sex crime accusations involve false or exaggerated claims.


Source: National Registry of Exonerations

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Over 30% of convictions are later overturned due to unreliable evidence.


Source: Innocence Project

Sex offender registration laws require convicted individuals to register for at least 10 years to life.


Source: U.S. Department of Justice

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Sex Crimes FAQs

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  • What types of cases fall under sex crimes?

    Sex crimes include sexual assault, rape, child pornography, solicitation, indecent exposure, and statutory rape. Charges range from misdemeanors to felonies, with severe penalties based on evidence and prior convictions.

  • Can false accusations be proven?

    Yes. False accusations often arise from personal conflicts, custody battles, or misunderstandings. We conduct thorough investigations, uncover inconsistencies, and use forensic and digital evidence to challenge the allegations.

  • Will I have to register as a sex offender?

    Convictions for certain offenses require mandatory sex offender registration, restricting where you can live, work, and travel. Some cases qualify for registry removal after a set period—we explore all legal options to avoid or minimize registration requirements.

  • How can digital evidence impact my case?

    Text messages, emails, social media posts, and online activity can be critical to proving innocence. However, digital evidence is often misinterpreted or taken out of context. We analyze all communications to ensure a fair defense.

  • What should I do if I’m under investigation?

    Do not speak to law enforcement without an attorney. Anything you say can be used against you. Contact us immediately so we can protect your rights and build a strong defense from the start.

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