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Phoenix Statutory Rape Defense Attorney

Accused of engaging in sexual activity with a minor?

Statutory rape is a term used to describe the unlawful act of engaging in sexual activity with a minor. If an adult has sexual intercourse or oral sexual contact with a minor under the age of 18, he or she may face criminal charges for "sexual conduct with a minor" under Arizona Code Section 13-1405.  

Have you been arrested for statutory rape? Are you currently wondering whether you may need an attorney? It is important to immediately contact a Phoenix criminal defense attorney. At Suzuki Law Offices, we can provide you with helpful information and guidance if you or someone you know is facing allegations of statutory rape or any similar sex crime. We are experienced and dedicated and are not afraid of taking on the most complex sex offense cases for clients throughout the greater Phoenix area. If you are interested in getting more information about our services and how we can help you, please feel free to call our firm at your earliest convenience.

Defense for Statutory Rape Charges in Phoenix

Statutory rape is a felony offense under state law. Depending on the age of the alleged victim, a defendant may face up to 2-12.5 years in state prison if convicted. Statutory rape involving a minor who is 15 years of age or older is the lesser version of this offense, charged as a class 6 felony and punishable by .33 to 2 years in prison. If the minor is under 15 or the defendant is the minor's parent, step-parent, teacher, guardian, clergyman or priest, class 2 felony charges and a maximum penalty of 12.5 years in prison will apply.

Your future is in jeopardy if you have been accused of this offense. For a confidential review of your charges and experienced defense counsel, contact a Phoenix statutory rape defense lawyer at our firm today.

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