Houston Sex Crimes Houston Criminal Defense Attorneys – Drug Possession,DWI, Warrants, Drug Cases, Murder, Federal Cases

We at Madrid, Martinez & Associates vigorously defend all sex crimes. Allegations such as Sexual Assault, Rape, Indecency, are embarrassing, humiliating, and have extreme consequences if they are not properly defended.

A Sex Crime allegation may lead to a lifetime of sexual offender registration. Therefore, you must have someone in your corner defending you against the State.

Sex Crimes may lead to jail or prison time and be extremely disruptive to your life. The State may even restrict where you may live. They will then be seeking a punishment that you could ultimately lead to loss of your freedom. We challenge the prosecutors at every step so that our clients do not have to lose their freedom.

We represent clients charged with all types of Sex Crimes. We use our experience as Former Prosecutors and Criminal Defense Attorneys to seek justice for our clients.

We defend our clients in both Misdemeanor and Felony Sex Crimes, including allegations involving deadly weapons or serious bodily injury. These case include the following crimes:

Aggravated Sexual Assault/Rape
Sexual Assault/Rape
Sexual Assault of a Child
Indecency with a Child
Indecency
Child Pornography
Prostitution
Burglary with Intent to commit Sexual Abuse
Child Molestation
Public Lewdness

Do not hesitate to call us. The State is already at work in their prosecution, you must begin mounting a strategy of defense. We will Fight For Your Rights!

Q: Should I talk to a lawyer before talking to the police?

A: Yes, it is always in your best interest to talk to an experienced lawyer before speaking with any law enforcement agency. In fact, you can speak with any attorney in person at Madrid, Martinez & Associates free of charge.

Q: Is consent a defense to sexual assault?

A: If proven consent is a defense. However, in many cases involving minors, someone under the age of 17, consent is not a defense.

Q: What if the person is a minor, someone under 17 years of age, and said they were an adult, above the age of 17?

A: In Texas the fact that a minor lied about their age is not a defense to any type of sexual crimes if there is more than a three year age difference.

Q: Will I have to register as a sexual offender?

A: In Texas when someone is convicted of a sexual assault crime they are required to register as a sexual offender.

Q: What is the difference between Rape and Sexual Assault?

A: Texas does not differentiate between Rape and Sexual Assault