Solicitation of Prostitution Attorney in Phoenix

Offering money or other valuables to another person in exchange for sexual conduct may describe the offense commonly referred to as solicitation or solicitation of prostitution. Although the actual exchange of money may not take place or the sexual act may not be performed a person may still face misdemeanor or even felony charges for this offense under state law. At Suzuki Law Offices in Phoenix, we offer experienced criminal defense counsel to clients throughout the area who have been arrested or accused of solicitation or any type of prostitution-related offense. When you work with an attorney at our firm, you can count on our discretion, professionalism and hard work through every step of your case.

With our experience in this field and our strong commitment to protecting our clients' rights and preserving their freedom, our legal team has the ability to seek positive case results even in cases where it seems as though the prosecuting attorney has an "open and shut" case against our client. We know how to recognize weaknesses in the case against a client and can challenge physical evidence and witness testimony based on procedural violations and infringement upon a client's constitutional rights.

Penalties for Solicitation

Solicitation is generally classified as a misdemeanor offense, but a defendant may face felony charges for a fourth offense of this kind. There are also mandatory minimum terms of imprisonment that the court may impose, ranging from 15 to 60 days in jail depending on whether it is a first, second or third solicitation conviction. These days must be served consecutively and cannot be suspended nor probation granted until the entire sentence is served.

Phoenix Criminal Defense Lawyer for Solicitation Charges

We are ready to help you challenge your solicitation charges in Phoenix or any of the surrounding areas. For a confidential review of your case by a competent professional, contact a Phoenix solicitation defense lawyer at our law offices today.