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Omaha Sex Crime Lawyers

Serving Clients Charged With Sex Crimes in Lancaster, Sarpy, Saunders, Cass, Douglas, and Seward Counties and the Surrounding Areas

Sex crime allegations are severe cases due to a variety of legal and social implications. They are among the most complex and challenging of accusations. Convictions can lead to harsh penalties. These penalties can include lengthy prison sentences, hefty fines, mandatory sex offender registration, probation, and stringent restrictions upon release.

Mere accusations of a sex crime can devastate your reputation, even if you are proven innocent. The stigma attached can lead to social isolation, damaged relationships, and public shaming. Your family and personal life may be disrupted and strained, leading to the potential loss of your support system.

In the face of all this, committed, nonjudgmental, and aggressive legal representation is essential. When accused, even if formal charges have not been filed, you should seek legal counsel promptly. The situation needs to be handled with care and consideration. You must understand the legal process, exercise your rights, and have professional support at such a critical time.

At Omaha DUI, our legal team of criminal defense lawyers has handled thousands of cases, including those involving sex crimes. We have secured favorable results for countless individuals, demonstrating our commitment to professionalism and capability. When facing such serious charges, you need a highly skilled and experienced attorney on your side. Our firm stands ready to help you challenge your charges and defend your future.

Call Omaha DUI at (402) 543-3754 or contact us online for a free initial consultation with an Omaha sex crime attorney. 

What Are Sex Crimes in Nebraska?

In Nebraska, a sex crime is any offense involving unwanted sexual conduct or acts. Many sex crimes involve minors and are classified as felonies, resulting in prison time. These crimes carry severe consequences and may be highly publicized, bringing significant public scrutiny to those convicted. Putting a trusted lawyer on your side as soon as possible can help you better control the negative public controversy that can arise. 

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What Are Considered Aggravated Sex Crimes?

Certain factors can "aggravate" a sex crime, leading to more severe legal consequences upon conviction. These aggravating factors can increase the severity of the offense and the resulting penalties. 

If force or violence was used during the commission of the sex crime, it can elevate the offense to a more severe level. Sex crimes involving victims who are minors or individuals unable to consent due to age are often considered more serious and carry harsher penalties.

If the perpetrator holds a position of authority over the victim, such as a teacher, coach, or caregiver, the offense may be aggravated due to the abuse of power involved. Prior convictions for similar offenses can aggravate a current sex crime allegation and lead to increased penalties.

If the sex crime results in serious physical harm to the victim, or if the use of weapons occurs, it can aggravate the offense and result in harsher consequences. Cases involving multiple victims or instances of the same offense can also be aggravated. Exploiting the victim for financial gain, trafficking purposes, or other forms of exploitation can additionally elevate a sex crime charge.

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